How can we add two function on (click) event in Angular5

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I want to call 2 methods on (click) of a button. Is there any way in Angular5.

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call a method that calls two other methods? Or just call your two methods directly from (click), but that's ugly. Why don't you at least try?
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 11:14

@JBNizet Thanks for sharing your idea. I will try it.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 11 at 11:19

Can you show some codes - the two methods and button having click event.
– Mahi
Nov 11 at 14:55

Thanks, @JBNizet, I have achieved the required functionality using your solution.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 12 at 5:00

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I want to call 2 methods on (click) of a button. Is there any way in Angular5.

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

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call a method that calls two other methods? Or just call your two methods directly from (click), but that's ugly. Why don't you at least try?
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 11:14

@JBNizet Thanks for sharing your idea. I will try it.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 11 at 11:19

Can you show some codes - the two methods and button having click event.
– Mahi
Nov 11 at 14:55

Thanks, @JBNizet, I have achieved the required functionality using your solution.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 12 at 5:00

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I want to call 2 methods on (click) of a button. Is there any way in Angular5.

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

I want to call 2 methods on (click) of a button. Is there any way in Angular5.

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asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

asked Nov 11 at 11:12

htmlvirtuoso

3

call a method that calls two other methods? Or just call your two methods directly from (click), but that's ugly. Why don't you at least try?
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 11:14

@JBNizet Thanks for sharing your idea. I will try it.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 11 at 11:19

Can you show some codes - the two methods and button having click event.
– Mahi
Nov 11 at 14:55

Thanks, @JBNizet, I have achieved the required functionality using your solution.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 12 at 5:00

add a comment |

3

call a method that calls two other methods? Or just call your two methods directly from (click), but that's ugly. Why don't you at least try?
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 11:14

@JBNizet Thanks for sharing your idea. I will try it.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 11 at 11:19

Can you show some codes - the two methods and button having click event.
– Mahi
Nov 11 at 14:55

Thanks, @JBNizet, I have achieved the required functionality using your solution.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 12 at 5:00

call a method that calls two other methods? Or just call your two methods directly from (click), but that's ugly. Why don't you at least try?
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 11:14

@JBNizet Thanks for sharing your idea. I will try it.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 11 at 11:19

Can you show some codes - the two methods and button having click event.
– Mahi
Nov 11 at 14:55

Thanks, @JBNizet, I have achieved the required functionality using your solution.
– htmlvirtuoso
Nov 12 at 5:00

add a comment |

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you can simply do this

<div (click)="methodt1(); method2()"></div>

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

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You have two option for this -

Option 1 : Inline call

Put into click separated by comma

 <input (click)="fun1(); fun2()")/>

Option 2 : Recommended way

You can write one more function in ts file which will call those two methods.

html

<input (click)="callMe()")/>

 callMe()
 fun1();
 fun2();
 

 fun1()
 ...
 

 fun2()
 ...

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

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you can simply do this

<div (click)="methodt1(); method2()"></div>

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

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up vote
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you can simply do this

<div (click)="methodt1(); method2()"></div>

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

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up vote
1
down vote

you can simply do this

<div (click)="methodt1(); method2()"></div>

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

1,610113

you can simply do this

<div (click)="methodt1(); method2()"></div>

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

1,610113

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

1,610113

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

1,610113

answered Nov 11 at 11:16

Artyom Amiryan

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up vote
0
down vote

You have two option for this -

Option 1 : Inline call

Put into click separated by comma

 <input (click)="fun1(); fun2()")/>

Option 2 : Recommended way

You can write one more function in ts file which will call those two methods.

html

<input (click)="callMe()")/>

 callMe()
 fun1();
 fun2();
 

 fun1()
 ...
 

 fun2()
 ...

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

5,6711625

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up vote
0
down vote

You have two option for this -

Option 1 : Inline call

Put into click separated by comma

 <input (click)="fun1(); fun2()")/>

Option 2 : Recommended way

You can write one more function in ts file which will call those two methods.

html

<input (click)="callMe()")/>

 callMe()
 fun1();
 fun2();
 

 fun1()
 ...
 

 fun2()
 ...

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

5,6711625

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

You have two option for this -

Option 1 : Inline call

Put into click separated by comma

 <input (click)="fun1(); fun2()")/>

Option 2 : Recommended way

You can write one more function in ts file which will call those two methods.

html

<input (click)="callMe()")/>

 callMe()
 fun1();
 fun2();
 

 fun1()
 ...
 

 fun2()
 ...

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

5,6711625

You have two option for this -

Option 1 : Inline call

Put into click separated by comma

 <input (click)="fun1(); fun2()")/>

Option 2 : Recommended way

You can write one more function in ts file which will call those two methods.

html

<input (click)="callMe()")/>

 callMe()
 fun1();
 fun2();
 

 fun1()
 ...
 

 fun2()
 ...

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

5,6711625

answered Nov 11 at 11:18

Sunil Singh

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answered Nov 11 at 11:18

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answered Nov 11 at 11:18

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