can we pass element in ng-click?

[Abdul Azeez Shaik]

Dear all,

Can we pass an element to ng-click() function?

In the below example, 

<input type="checkbox"  ng-checked="mainfilter.checked" ng-change="selectChildFilters(element)"/>

I need to pass this respective input element in ng-change or ng-click events().

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,

Abdul

[Ricardo Bin]

You can get it using $event and retrieve srcElement or target from it.

http://jsfiddle.net/ricardohbin/5z5Qz/

[Abdul Azeez Shaik]

Thanks for this Ricardo. I tried this and its working great.

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[vinay...@gmail.com]

Why would you want to access the dom element in the controller? Controllers should not have any dom manip code, directives is a good place for such things. If you could tell us what you are trying to do we could suggest more ideas.

For ex: Ricardo's fiddle without dom manip:

http://jsfiddle.net/Amnesiac/5z5Qz/3/ 

Vinay.

[Abdul Azeez Shaik]

Hi Vinay,

I am using this in directive's template. As per the requirement, i need to call the slieToggle() function of jquery on the element. Ricardo's fiddle helped me to access the element inside the ng-click function()

Also,Thanks for putting the point once again that directives are the efficient way of changing/accessing the DOM.

Regards,

 Abdul

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[Andy Joslin]

If you're writing a directive, you should already have the element and not have to do this, though o-: