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In Angular(6) project, I am using a node package named ng-multiselect-dropdown for a dropdown input field. I am facing difficulty
to load dynamic data in a dropdown list. Is there any way to load dynamic data while using ng-multiselect-dropdown or Is there any
similar node package which provided the same functionality of ng-multiselect-dropdown.
Thank you.
<ng-multiselect-dropdown [data]="userDropdownList"
[(ngModel)]="selectedItems" [settings]="dropdownSettings"
(onSelect)="onItemSelect($event)"
(onSelectAll)="onSelectAll($event)">
</ng-multiselect-dropdown>
userDropdownList = ;
ngOnInit() {
this.departmentService.getUsers(this.authService.getUser().client_id)
.subscribe((response: any) => {
for (let data of response.data) {
this.userDropdownList.push({ '_id': data._id,
'name': data.firstname + ' ' + data.lastname })
}
},
error => {
console.log("error :", error);
})
}
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Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
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In Angular(6) project, I am using a node package named ng-multiselect-dropdown for a dropdown input field. I am facing difficulty
to load dynamic data in a dropdown list. Is there any way to load dynamic data while using ng-multiselect-dropdown or Is there any
similar node package which provided the same functionality of ng-multiselect-dropdown.
Thank you.
<ng-multiselect-dropdown [data]="userDropdownList"
[(ngModel)]="selectedItems" [settings]="dropdownSettings"
(onSelect)="onItemSelect($event)"
(onSelectAll)="onSelectAll($event)">
</ng-multiselect-dropdown>
userDropdownList = ;
ngOnInit() {
this.departmentService.getUsers(this.authService.getUser().client_id)
.subscribe((response: any) => {
for (let data of response.data) {
this.userDropdownList.push({ '_id': data._id,
'name': data.firstname + ' ' + data.lastname })
}
},
error => {
console.log("error :", error);
})
}
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside.subscribe((response: any) => {?
– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52
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In Angular(6) project, I am using a node package named ng-multiselect-dropdown for a dropdown input field. I am facing difficulty
to load dynamic data in a dropdown list. Is there any way to load dynamic data while using ng-multiselect-dropdown or Is there any
similar node package which provided the same functionality of ng-multiselect-dropdown.
Thank you.
<ng-multiselect-dropdown [data]="userDropdownList"
[(ngModel)]="selectedItems" [settings]="dropdownSettings"
(onSelect)="onItemSelect($event)"
(onSelectAll)="onSelectAll($event)">
</ng-multiselect-dropdown>
userDropdownList = ;
ngOnInit() {
this.departmentService.getUsers(this.authService.getUser().client_id)
.subscribe((response: any) => {
for (let data of response.data) {
this.userDropdownList.push({ '_id': data._id,
'name': data.firstname + ' ' + data.lastname })
}
},
error => {
console.log("error :", error);
})
}
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
In Angular(6) project, I am using a node package named ng-multiselect-dropdown for a dropdown input field. I am facing difficulty
to load dynamic data in a dropdown list. Is there any way to load dynamic data while using ng-multiselect-dropdown or Is there any
similar node package which provided the same functionality of ng-multiselect-dropdown.
Thank you.
<ng-multiselect-dropdown [data]="userDropdownList"
[(ngModel)]="selectedItems" [settings]="dropdownSettings"
(onSelect)="onItemSelect($event)"
(onSelectAll)="onSelectAll($event)">
</ng-multiselect-dropdown>
userDropdownList = ;
ngOnInit() {
this.departmentService.getUsers(this.authService.getUser().client_id)
.subscribe((response: any) => {
for (let data of response.data) {
this.userDropdownList.push({ '_id': data._id,
'name': data.firstname + ' ' + data.lastname })
}
},
error => {
console.log("error :", error);
})
}
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
asked Jan 1 at 15:55
Md. AmanullahMd. Amanullah
217
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What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside.subscribe((response: any) => {?
– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52
|
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What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside.subscribe((response: any) => {?
– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52
What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside
.subscribe((response: any) => { ?– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside
.subscribe((response: any) => { ?– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52
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What’s the issue, is service working fine ?
– super cool
Jan 1 at 16:11
Service is working fine. The data I am getting from the HTTP request is not showing in dropdown list.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:20
If I declare static array of object like below code, then it works. But from http request , it is not working: this.userDropdownList = [ { _id: "5ae89f362c6f957fe0ddf173", name: "Raja Khan" }, { _id: "5ae96638dbceb53af3344d1b", name: "Ubaid Showkat" }, { _id: "5afd5ec12e275b636bbda827", name: "Keninteiten Daz" }, { _id: "5b2b752ddd444f78c3f775c5", name: "Calvin Shehryar" }, { _id: "5b2c993116e48626a589ab70", name: "test s" } ];
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 1 at 16:26
code looks fine, did you try declaring the same static thing inside
.subscribe((response: any) => {?– super cool
Jan 2 at 4:13
Yes. I declared the same variable.
– Md. Amanullah
Jan 2 at 6:52