I have a AngularJS app developed.
On a view I have a list of items - each with its own set of radio buttons. The list and buttons are built at run-time from an API call.
Both the list and radio buttons can be of any length e.g. list item 1 might contain 3 radio buttons while list item n might contain 2 radio buttons.
When the user selects a radio button I fire a ng-click method that sends both the list ID as well as the radio button ID to the controller.
The view looks as follows and I have tested this and the values are being sent to the controller.
<label class="radio-button" ng-repeat="option in checkItemDescription.options"> <input type="radio" name="option_question_id_{{checkItemDescription.fleetcheckitemid}}" ng-model="checkItemDescription.selected_id" ng-click="doSomething(checkItemDescription.fleetcheckitemid, option.fleetcheckid)" ng-value="option.fleetcheckid"> <div class="radio-button__checkmark"></div> Description: {{option.checkvaluedesc}} </label>
In my doSomething() method i am trying to see if either the checkItemDescription.fleetcheckitemid or the option.fleetcheckid id is in a existing array.
I use indexOf() method to compare the values but the method does not seem to work - even though console.log() shows values are sent to the controller.
Below is my doSomething() method.
$scope.doSomething = function(fleetCheckItemID, fleetCheckID) { if ( $scope.initialFleetCheckIssueItemIDArray.indexOf(fleetCheckItemID)) { console.log("Yeah!"); // Never gets to here even though logs show values exist } else { console.log("Ah!"); // Always get here } }
What I need to do is to to create a JSON object with the list item ID, radio button ID and some other values e.g. date/time based on the user selection to send to my Database.
Is this the best way to do it or is there a better way?