angularjs ng-repeat filter not equal to

Question

When I tried using the below syntax, it doesn't filter or doesn't exclude:-

ng-repeat = "option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter : { SettingID: '!vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID'}

but it do works when I change it to:-

ng-repeat = "option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter : { SettingID: '!51'}

they should be the same isn't it?

Solution 1

you should put your variable out of the quotes:

ng-repeat="option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter:{ SettingID: '!' + vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID}

Solution 2

Modified your code, Please refer below changes.

ng-repeat="option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter:{ SettingID:'!option.SettingID'}

Try using this way, it will work.

Comments

[Roel]

I still have one issue. It's in a select options..when I tried to select..it doesn't shows anything but blank <option ng-repeat="option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter:{ SettingID: '!'+ vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID} " value="{{option.SettingID}}">{{option.SettingID}} - {{option.Name}}</option>

[Roel]

I tried that but it doesn't exclude option.SettingID in the option lists.

[Chetan Sharma]

you also cannot wright like 'vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID'. because while looping this don't know which value have to map.

[Chetan Sharma]

Just try moving out single quote from suggested code.

[Roel]

Yes, I tried the suggested code. However, when I tried to select an option..it doesn't shows anything but blank <option ng-repeat="option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter:{ SettingID: '!'+ vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID} " value="{{option.SettingID}}">{{option.SettingID}} - {{option.Name}}</option>

[Roel]

when I tried to select an option..it doesn't shows anything but blank <option ng-repeat="option in vm.eesSettingIdOptions | filter:{ SettingID: '!'+ vm.eesAdminSetupData.SettingID} " value="{{option.SettingID}}">{{option.SettingID}} - {{option.Name}}</option>

[tom redfern]

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[z0r0]

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