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Brett Law
Brett Law

Reputation: 68

AngularJS string compare

Having a weird issue with angular string compare. I am trying to compare two file names to see whether an uploaded file is new or an update.

Code looks like:

for (var i = 0; i < $scope.azureFilesData.length; i++) {
        console.log("Check Existing File Name: " + $scope.azureFilesData[i].file_name + ", Against upload File Name: " + fileName);

        if (angular.equals($scope.azureFilesData[i].file_name.toUpperCase,fileName.toUpperCase)) {
            console.log("Confirm Existing File Name: " + $scope.azureFilesData[i].file_name + "Equals upload File Name: " + fileName);
            return $scope.azureFilesData[i].azurefilesid;
        }
    }

Upload a first file where the azureFilesData is empty, it skips this block. Upload a second file, and the Console reports:

Check Existing File Name: Upload Test 2.docx, Against upload File Name: Upload Test.docx Confirm Existing File Name: Upload Test 2.docxEquals upload File Name: Upload Test.docx

But it returns the ID of the first (only, since everything after the first file thinks it is an update). I have also tried substituting == and === instead of the angular.equals. What am I missing?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3051

Answers (1)

Josu&#233; Zatarain
Josu&#233; Zatarain

Reputation: 868

toUpperCase is a function so you need to invoke it like fileName.toUpperCase() or else you will be comparing the functions.

Upvotes: 1

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