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user1184100

Reputation: 6894

Applying multiple css classes in angular

I want to apply multiple classes .active on item click and another class based on some condition. How can i do both? Below is the code which I have and only MyAnotherClass gets applied. 

<li ng-class="(item.name == currentState && 'active' && isItemValid(item) && 'myAnotherClass' )" ng-repeat="item in menuItems">
        <a ui-sref="{{item.name}}"  ng-click="selectedItem(item)">{{item.name}}</a> 
</li>

Upvotes: 0

Views: 271

Answers (2)

PixnBits
PixnBits

Reputation: 1162

Per the ngClass directive documentation, use an object literal with keys of the class names to apply and values of the boolean variables to indicate to add/remove the classes.

It appears that you can use expressions that resolve to booleans in place of a variable in v1.2.6. However, I haven't tested functions.

<li ng-class="{ active: item.name == currentClickState, myAnotherClass: isItemValid(item) }" ng-repeat="item in navigationMenuItems">
    <a ui-sref="{{item.name}}"  ng-click="selectedItem(item)">{{item.name}}</a> 
</li>

P.S. Have a look at Logical Operators. With && the myAnotherClass is only applied if every statements before it is truthy, and active will never be applied as that string is truthy and the next statement is tested. I'm guessing you were intending something like (item.name===currentClickState ? 'active' :'')+(isItemValid(item) ? 'myAnotherClass' :'') (That's a Conditional Operator)

Upvotes: 1

Davin Tryon
Davin Tryon

Reputation: 67336

With ng-class, you can separate the classes (and their respective rules (expressions)) using a comma separated listing.

Here is an example:

<li ng-class="{'active': isActive && !isDeleted, 'myAnotherClass': isValidOtherClass}"></li>

This technique should allow you to accomplish any combination of dynamically applied classes.

Documentation for ng-class is here.

Upvotes: 2

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