Angularjs ng-Repat how to remove Extension from the name

   <tr ng-repeat="item in uploader.queue">

<td>

   <input type="text" ng-bind="item.file.name" value="{{item.file.name}}"> </td>

Here my file.name is Abc.pdf then how can i remove .pdf from the name

edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

1

Define "not working". Post a complete minimal example as a plunkr, tell precisely what you expect to happen and what happens instead.

– JB Nizet
Jan 1 at 9:58

you can use a filter to pop the extension

– mehulmpt
Jan 1 at 11:57

@mehulmpt Could u please Excplain me or If u have any url plz Ping me

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 11:59

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   <tr ng-repeat="item in uploader.queue">

<td>

   <input type="text" ng-bind="item.file.name" value="{{item.file.name}}"> </td>

Here my file.name is Abc.pdf then how can i remove .pdf from the name

edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

1

Define "not working". Post a complete minimal example as a plunkr, tell precisely what you expect to happen and what happens instead.

– JB Nizet
Jan 1 at 9:58

you can use a filter to pop the extension

– mehulmpt
Jan 1 at 11:57

@mehulmpt Could u please Excplain me or If u have any url plz Ping me

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 11:59

add a comment |

   <tr ng-repeat="item in uploader.queue">

<td>

   <input type="text" ng-bind="item.file.name" value="{{item.file.name}}"> </td>

Here my file.name is Abc.pdf then how can i remove .pdf from the name

edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

   <tr ng-repeat="item in uploader.queue">

<td>

   <input type="text" ng-bind="item.file.name" value="{{item.file.name}}"> </td>

Here my file.name is Abc.pdf then how can i remove .pdf from the name

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edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

edited Jan 1 at 11:55

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

asked Jan 1 at 9:56

varsha varsha

1

Define "not working". Post a complete minimal example as a plunkr, tell precisely what you expect to happen and what happens instead.

– JB Nizet
Jan 1 at 9:58

you can use a filter to pop the extension

– mehulmpt
Jan 1 at 11:57

@mehulmpt Could u please Excplain me or If u have any url plz Ping me

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 11:59

add a comment |

1

Define "not working". Post a complete minimal example as a plunkr, tell precisely what you expect to happen and what happens instead.

– JB Nizet
Jan 1 at 9:58

you can use a filter to pop the extension

– mehulmpt
Jan 1 at 11:57

@mehulmpt Could u please Excplain me or If u have any url plz Ping me

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 11:59

Define "not working". Post a complete minimal example as a plunkr, tell precisely what you expect to happen and what happens instead.

– JB Nizet
Jan 1 at 9:58

you can use a filter to pop the extension

– mehulmpt
Jan 1 at 11:57

@mehulmpt Could u please Excplain me or If u have any url plz Ping me

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 11:59

add a comment |

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Create a custom filter:

app.filter('removeExt', function () {

  return function (item) {

    var items = item.split('.')

    items.pop()

    return items.join('.')

  }

})

and then use

{{ item.file.name | removeExt }}

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

1

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

add a comment |

You can just use plain javascript, like this:

var file = item.file.name;

var fileName = file.split(".");

The split method will create an array of substrings so fileName[0] = "Abc" and fileName[1] = "pdf".

answered Jan 1 at 12:37

Carlos Jafet Neto

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2 Answers
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active

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Create a custom filter:

app.filter('removeExt', function () {

  return function (item) {

    var items = item.split('.')

    items.pop()

    return items.join('.')

  }

})

and then use

{{ item.file.name | removeExt }}

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

1

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

add a comment |

Create a custom filter:

app.filter('removeExt', function () {

  return function (item) {

    var items = item.split('.')

    items.pop()

    return items.join('.')

  }

})

and then use

{{ item.file.name | removeExt }}

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

1

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

add a comment |

Create a custom filter:

app.filter('removeExt', function () {

  return function (item) {

    var items = item.split('.')

    items.pop()

    return items.join('.')

  }

})

and then use

{{ item.file.name | removeExt }}

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

Create a custom filter:

app.filter('removeExt', function () {

  return function (item) {

    var items = item.split('.')

    items.pop()

    return items.join('.')

  }

})

and then use

{{ item.file.name | removeExt }}

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

answered Jan 1 at 12:18

mehulmpt

9,228103163

1

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

add a comment |

1

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

Thank you so much You Reduce my lot of Pressure

– varsha varsha
Jan 1 at 14:15

add a comment |

You can just use plain javascript, like this:

var file = item.file.name;

var fileName = file.split(".");

The split method will create an array of substrings so fileName[0] = "Abc" and fileName[1] = "pdf".

answered Jan 1 at 12:37

Carlos Jafet Neto

39414

add a comment |

You can just use plain javascript, like this:

var file = item.file.name;

var fileName = file.split(".");

The split method will create an array of substrings so fileName[0] = "Abc" and fileName[1] = "pdf".

answered Jan 1 at 12:37

Carlos Jafet Neto

39414

add a comment |

You can just use plain javascript, like this:

var file = item.file.name;

var fileName = file.split(".");

The split method will create an array of substrings so fileName[0] = "Abc" and fileName[1] = "pdf".

answered Jan 1 at 12:37

Carlos Jafet Neto

39414

You can just use plain javascript, like this:

var file = item.file.name;

var fileName = file.split(".");

The split method will create an array of substrings so fileName[0] = "Abc" and fileName[1] = "pdf".

answered Jan 1 at 12:37

Carlos Jafet Neto

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answered Jan 1 at 12:37

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