AngularJS | Hide Delete Icon on a Table after delete for that Item only










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In my application for some technical reason, we need to verify before we delete an item from a table. That mean, when an item is marked for deletion, we need to hide the Trash Icon. I have it working, but the thing is it happens for the entire Table.



I want the Delete Icon to disappear only for that specific Item.



HTML:



<td ng-if="!hideTrashIcon">
<a popover-trigger="'mouseenter'" uib-popover="Delete" ng-click="deleteModal(t)">
<i class="fa fa-trash" aria-hidden="true"></i>
</a>
</td>


CTRL:



 $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) 
$scope.deleting = true;
$scope.hideTrashIcon = false;

requestAPI.deleteItem(itemName).then(function success(res)
$scope.deleting = false;
$scope.hideTrashIcon = true;
$('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
var dItem = _.findIndex($scope.items, function(i) return i.itemName == itemName );
$scope.items[dItem].isMarkedForDeletion = true;
, function error(res)
$scope.deleting = false;
$scope.hideTrashIcon = false;
$('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
)
;


Apparently, I am messing up when I am calling the property. I somehow need to pass the itemName to the hideTrashIcon. Can anyone help.??? Thanks in advance..










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    In my application for some technical reason, we need to verify before we delete an item from a table. That mean, when an item is marked for deletion, we need to hide the Trash Icon. I have it working, but the thing is it happens for the entire Table.



    I want the Delete Icon to disappear only for that specific Item.



    HTML:



    <td ng-if="!hideTrashIcon">
    <a popover-trigger="'mouseenter'" uib-popover="Delete" ng-click="deleteModal(t)">
    <i class="fa fa-trash" aria-hidden="true"></i>
    </a>
    </td>


    CTRL:



     $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) 
    $scope.deleting = true;
    $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;

    requestAPI.deleteItem(itemName).then(function success(res)
    $scope.deleting = false;
    $scope.hideTrashIcon = true;
    $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
    var dItem = _.findIndex($scope.items, function(i) return i.itemName == itemName );
    $scope.items[dItem].isMarkedForDeletion = true;
    , function error(res)
    $scope.deleting = false;
    $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;
    $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
    )
    ;


    Apparently, I am messing up when I am calling the property. I somehow need to pass the itemName to the hideTrashIcon. Can anyone help.??? Thanks in advance..










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      In my application for some technical reason, we need to verify before we delete an item from a table. That mean, when an item is marked for deletion, we need to hide the Trash Icon. I have it working, but the thing is it happens for the entire Table.



      I want the Delete Icon to disappear only for that specific Item.



      HTML:



      <td ng-if="!hideTrashIcon">
      <a popover-trigger="'mouseenter'" uib-popover="Delete" ng-click="deleteModal(t)">
      <i class="fa fa-trash" aria-hidden="true"></i>
      </a>
      </td>


      CTRL:



       $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) 
      $scope.deleting = true;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;

      requestAPI.deleteItem(itemName).then(function success(res)
      $scope.deleting = false;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = true;
      $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
      var dItem = _.findIndex($scope.items, function(i) return i.itemName == itemName );
      $scope.items[dItem].isMarkedForDeletion = true;
      , function error(res)
      $scope.deleting = false;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;
      $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
      )
      ;


      Apparently, I am messing up when I am calling the property. I somehow need to pass the itemName to the hideTrashIcon. Can anyone help.??? Thanks in advance..










      share|improve this question
















      In my application for some technical reason, we need to verify before we delete an item from a table. That mean, when an item is marked for deletion, we need to hide the Trash Icon. I have it working, but the thing is it happens for the entire Table.



      I want the Delete Icon to disappear only for that specific Item.



      HTML:



      <td ng-if="!hideTrashIcon">
      <a popover-trigger="'mouseenter'" uib-popover="Delete" ng-click="deleteModal(t)">
      <i class="fa fa-trash" aria-hidden="true"></i>
      </a>
      </td>


      CTRL:



       $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) 
      $scope.deleting = true;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;

      requestAPI.deleteItem(itemName).then(function success(res)
      $scope.deleting = false;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = true;
      $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
      var dItem = _.findIndex($scope.items, function(i) return i.itemName == itemName );
      $scope.items[dItem].isMarkedForDeletion = true;
      , function error(res)
      $scope.deleting = false;
      $scope.hideTrashIcon = false;
      $('#delete-modal').modal('hide');
      )
      ;


      Apparently, I am messing up when I am calling the property. I somehow need to pass the itemName to the hideTrashIcon. Can anyone help.??? Thanks in advance..







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          So, to Answer my own question. Instead of using another tag, for hideTrashIcon, I used this:



          ng-if="!t.isMarkedForDeletion"


          I also, put it in a span, to avoid having the line in the table disappear.






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            It’s possible you have spelling error in first line, did you mean to use “deleteIten”?



            $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) {






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            • Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

              – Dimitris Efst
              Nov 14 '18 at 22:01


















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            ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !$scope.items[$index].isMarkedForDeletion"


            Use the $index of the item in the ng-repeat of $scope.items as you generate the table rows.






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            • Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

              – Dimitris Efst
              Nov 14 '18 at 22:16












            • On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

              – Dimitris Efst
              Nov 14 '18 at 22:18











            • What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

              – user2908623
              Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












            • Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

              – Dimitris Efst
              Nov 14 '18 at 22:27











            • The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

              – Dimitris Efst
              Nov 15 '18 at 8:53










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            So, to Answer my own question. Instead of using another tag, for hideTrashIcon, I used this:



            ng-if="!t.isMarkedForDeletion"


            I also, put it in a span, to avoid having the line in the table disappear.






            share|improve this answer



























              1














              So, to Answer my own question. Instead of using another tag, for hideTrashIcon, I used this:



              ng-if="!t.isMarkedForDeletion"


              I also, put it in a span, to avoid having the line in the table disappear.






              share|improve this answer

























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                So, to Answer my own question. Instead of using another tag, for hideTrashIcon, I used this:



                ng-if="!t.isMarkedForDeletion"


                I also, put it in a span, to avoid having the line in the table disappear.






                share|improve this answer













                So, to Answer my own question. Instead of using another tag, for hideTrashIcon, I used this:



                ng-if="!t.isMarkedForDeletion"


                I also, put it in a span, to avoid having the line in the table disappear.







                share|improve this answer












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                answered Nov 15 '18 at 9:32









                Dimitris EfstDimitris Efst

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                    It’s possible you have spelling error in first line, did you mean to use “deleteIten”?



                    $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) {






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                    • Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:01















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                    It’s possible you have spelling error in first line, did you mean to use “deleteIten”?



                    $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) {






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                    • Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:01













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                    It’s possible you have spelling error in first line, did you mean to use “deleteIten”?



                    $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) {






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                    It’s possible you have spelling error in first line, did you mean to use “deleteIten”?



                    $scope.deleteIten = function (itemName) {







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                    answered Nov 14 '18 at 21:49









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                    • Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:01

















                    • Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:01
















                    Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:01





                    Thnaks for that. I just change the original code a little bit. No, in the actual code, it is fine. Thanks you though!!

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:01











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                    ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !$scope.items[$index].isMarkedForDeletion"


                    Use the $index of the item in the ng-repeat of $scope.items as you generate the table rows.






                    share|improve this answer























                    • Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:16












                    • On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:18











                    • What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                      – user2908623
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












                    • Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:27











                    • The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 15 '18 at 8:53















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                    ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !$scope.items[$index].isMarkedForDeletion"


                    Use the $index of the item in the ng-repeat of $scope.items as you generate the table rows.






                    share|improve this answer























                    • Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:16












                    • On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:18











                    • What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                      – user2908623
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












                    • Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:27











                    • The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 15 '18 at 8:53













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                    ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !$scope.items[$index].isMarkedForDeletion"


                    Use the $index of the item in the ng-repeat of $scope.items as you generate the table rows.






                    share|improve this answer













                    ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !$scope.items[$index].isMarkedForDeletion"


                    Use the $index of the item in the ng-repeat of $scope.items as you generate the table rows.







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                    answered Nov 14 '18 at 21:58









                    user2908623user2908623

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                    • Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:16












                    • On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:18











                    • What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                      – user2908623
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












                    • Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:27











                    • The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 15 '18 at 8:53

















                    • Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:16












                    • On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:18











                    • What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                      – user2908623
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:22












                    • Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 14 '18 at 22:27











                    • The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                      – Dimitris Efst
                      Nov 15 '18 at 8:53
















                    Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:16






                    Ok, I obviously do not get it. So here is my pagination: <tr dir-paginate="i in items | filter : itemName : search | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: pageSize" > . What is my index in this case? I tried a lot of stuff, but I can't stop hiding everything.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:16














                    On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:18





                    On another line, I have this. ng-if="i.isMarkedForDeletion" . So, I tried i as the index, but still doesn't work.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:18













                    What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                    – user2908623
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:22






                    What if you do: ng-if="!hideTrashIcon && !i.isMarkedForDeletion"

                    – user2908623
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:22














                    Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:27





                    Still, it makes all go away.. This is weird...

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 14 '18 at 22:27













                    The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 15 '18 at 8:53





                    The main problem with this is that a error is thrown, saying isMarkedForDeletion is not defined.

                    – Dimitris Efst
                    Nov 15 '18 at 8:53

















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