search:conditional
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Description
The search conditional directive
Usage
as element:
<search:conditional
[test="{string}"]
[response="{object}"]>
</search:conditional>Directive info
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This directive creates new scope.
Parameters
| Param | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
test (optional) |
string |
The expression to test conditional logic for. Only render the contents tag if this evaluates to true. |
response (optional) |
object |
A Response object to check, the tag will render the body if the Response is not null. |
Example
Source
<h3 id="example_test-attribute">Test Attribute</h3>
<search:conditional test="test1 > 100">
<p>False don't display</p>
</search:conditional>
<search:conditional test="test1 >= 100">
<p>True! test1 is greater than or equal to 100</p>
</search:conditional>
<search:conditional test="test2">
<p>True! test2 is true</p>
</search:conditional>
<search:conditional test="test3 == 'Foo'">
<p>False don't display</p>
</search:conditional>
<search:conditional test="test3 == 'foo'">
<p>True test3 does equal foo</p>
</search:conditional>
<hr/>
<h3 id="example_response-attribute">Response Attribute</h3>
<search:conditional response="response">
<p>True! Response does exist.</p>
</search:conditional>
<search:conditional response="response2">
<p>False! Response2 does not exist.</p>
</search:conditional>angular.module('lightning')
.controller('ExampleController', ['$scope','ResponseService', function($scope,ResponseService) {
$scope.test1 = 100;
$scope.test2 = true;
$scope.test3 = 'foo'
ResponseService.setResponse('response', {foo:'bar'});
}]);