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London804
London804

Reputation: 1126

How can I set a class to the first Item in array by default and remove it and apply to another item on click?

In Angular you can use ngClass to conditionally apply your class like so. 

<div
    *ngFor="let group of step.groups; let firstItem = first;"
    class="layout--stepper__subgroup"
    ngClass]="{'is-active': group.prop === activeProp}"
    (click)="scrollToSection(group)">
    p class="t-data">{{group.header}}</p>
</div>

scrollToSection(group) {
    this.activeProp = group.prop;
    let scroll = document.querySelector(`#${group.prop}`).scrollIntoView();
}

Now whenever I click the item in my list the class is-active will be applied to that specific list item. However, what if I want to apply is-active to the first item on the list by default?

If I change my code to be:

ngClass]="{'is-active': group.prop === activeProp || firstItem}"

Now both the first item on the list and the item clicked will both have the is-active class. How can I set the first item on the list to have the is-active class by default and then remove it when I click another item on the list?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1185

Answers (2)

nash11
nash11

Reputation: 8660

If you are aware of the value of prop for your firstItem, the easiest way to do it would be to set activeProp initially to that value.

In case the value is not known to you, try setting is-active to your firstItem only if activeProp is not defined which would be when no item is selected.

[ngClass]="{'is-active': group.prop === activeProp || (firstItem && !activeProp)}"

Upvotes: 1

alchi baucha
alchi baucha

Reputation: 1040

Initialize the activeProp as the prop of the first group of the groups array:

if(this.step.groups.length > 0)
    this.activeProp = this.step.groups[0].prop;

And your first condition:

[ngClass]="{'is-active': group.prop === activeProp}"

will run smoothly.

Upvotes: 0

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