Clarity + Angular6: Tree View Node Listener (clr-tree-node)
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I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.
I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.
This is my simple template:
<clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
asset.type
</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
Or any other mechanism?
Thanks in advance,
Alex.
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I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.
I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.
This is my simple template:
<clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
asset.type
</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
Or any other mechanism?
Thanks in advance,
Alex.
angular angular6 treenode clarity angular-event-emitter
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2
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I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.
I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.
This is my simple template:
<clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
asset.type
</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
Or any other mechanism?
Thanks in advance,
Alex.
angular angular6 treenode clarity angular-event-emitter
I'm trying to track changes made to the tree nodes data source.
Each node has a selected property which reflects the node selection status, every time I select a node, I need to emit the selection to another component, which will build another tree according to that selection.
I tried with OnChanges interface, but I read later in the doc that ngOnChanges is called only when data is set again.
This is my simple template:
<clr-tree-node [(clrSelected)]="selected" >
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node *ngFor="let asset of assets" [(clrSelected)]="asset.selected">
asset.type
</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
Is there a tree node event I can bind I can use to emit (with EventEmitter) the changed data? For example onSelectionChange, or onChange or something else?
Or any other mechanism?
Thanks in advance,
Alex.
angular angular6 treenode clarity angular-event-emitter
angular angular6 treenode clarity angular-event-emitter
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As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:
template.html
<clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node
*ngFor="let asset of assets
[clrSelected]="asset.selected"
(clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
>asset.type</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
component.ts
@Component(...)
export class MyComp
@Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();
public changeSelected(data):void
this.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(data);
public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
asset.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);
Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.
Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:
template.html
<clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node
*ngFor="let asset of assets
[clrSelected]="asset.selected"
(clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
>asset.type</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
component.ts
@Component(...)
export class MyComp
@Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();
public changeSelected(data):void
this.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(data);
public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
asset.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);
Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.
Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
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As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:
template.html
<clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node
*ngFor="let asset of assets
[clrSelected]="asset.selected"
(clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
>asset.type</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
component.ts
@Component(...)
export class MyComp
@Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();
public changeSelected(data):void
this.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(data);
public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
asset.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);
Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.
Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:
template.html
<clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node
*ngFor="let asset of assets
[clrSelected]="asset.selected"
(clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
>asset.type</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
component.ts
@Component(...)
export class MyComp
@Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();
public changeSelected(data):void
this.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(data);
public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
asset.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);
Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.
As far as I can see, you are already binding to that event. Just use the long form of the two way binding:
template.html
<clr-tree-node [clrSelected]="selected" (clrSelectedChange)="changeSelected($event)">
Asset
<ng-template [clrIfExpanded]="true">
<clr-tree-node
*ngFor="let asset of assets
[clrSelected]="asset.selected"
(clrSelectedChange)="changeSelectedAsset(asset, $event)"
>asset.type</clr-tree-node>
</ng-template>
</clr-tree-node>
component.ts
@Component(...)
export class MyComp
@Output public structureChange:EventEmitter<...> = new EventEmitter<...>();
public changeSelected(data):void
this.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(data);
public changeSelectedAsset(asset, data):void
asset.selected = data;
this.structureChange.emit(this.selected);
Something like this. Of course, add datatypes wherever possible.
answered Nov 10 at 21:30
pascalpuetz
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Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
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Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
Ok thanks! I was missing the (clrSelectedChange) binding :-)
– Alex
Nov 11 at 13:01
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