Filtering list items two different ways using ng:eval...

[pkre...@gmail.com]

I have a list of objects with the properties 'title' and 'favorite'. I'd like to display a filtered list and can filter by 'title' using $filter in 0.9.19.

But I'd like to filter the list _either_ by title _or_ by favorite without creating a copy of the HTML for each version. Here's an example: http://jsfiddle.net/vZfeY/2/

- the fiddle includes 5 different tries at getting it to work, I've just disabled cases by changing the 'ng' namespace on those I'm not testing.

- because I want to filter depending on two different HTML input items, I had to use an 'ng:eval' to build the right search expression

- but when I try to call a function in the ng:eval expression, I get no filtering at all

- and if I try to call a function inside the 'ng:repeat ... $filter(expression)' for expression, I also get no filtering

1) I'm sure there's a better way, I just haven't found it

2) even if I don't use it in the end for this, am I using ng:eval incorrectly? Shouldn't I be able to call a function from it?

Thanks,

Per

[Hekke]

I've updated you fiddle:

http://jsfiddle.net/vZfeY/3/

The reason that you couldn't call a function inside $filter, was that
your function wasn't declared on the scope - notice that I assign it
to the scope name 'filter'.

/Hekke

[pkre...@gmail.com]

Hekke,

You might be on to something but in the fiddle you sent, it doesn't seem to work any better and I actually can't see where you attach the function to a new scope named 'filter'. Would you mind commenting where you made a change? Does it work when you test it?

Thanks in advance,

Per

[Igor Minar]

I think that this is what you want: http://jsfiddle.net/IgorMinar/vZfeY/4/

/i

Per

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[Hekke]

Wow, sorry.

I Don't know what went wrong? I had it working as described, but the
fiddle I linked to was clearly wrong.

Good thing Igor knows how to tame jsfiddle :)

/Hekke

[pkre...@gmail.com]

Yes, that's it exactly. Thank you.

I'm not clear on what made it work. Was it adding the function to the 'this' scope? I only wrote it without based on other Fiddles.

Will try in my own code.

Regards,

Per

[pkre...@gmail.com]

Thanks for the effort anyway, help always appreciated.

Per