Looked around and couldn't find an answer for this, possibly because I'm
not sure what this would be referred to - filtering on a filtered value?
I've got a collection rendered in a simple list using ng-repeat similar to
the following:
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<script>
$scope.contacts = [
{Name: "George", BirthDate: "01/15/1940"},
{Name: "John", BirthDate: "02/15/1940"},
{Name: "Ringo", BirthDate: "03/15/1940"},
{Name: "Paul", BirthDate: "04/15/1940"}
];
</script>
<p>Filter by Name: <input type="text" ng-model="contactsfilter.Name"/></p>
<p>Filter by BirthDate: <input type="text"
ng-model="contactsfilter.BirthDate"/></p>
<ul>
<li ng-repeat="item in contacts | filter: contactsfilter" >
<div>{{person.FirstName}}</div>
<div>{{person.BirthDate | date:"medium"}}</div>
</li>
</ul>
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The textbox filter for Name works great, and so does the filter for
BirthDate if I enter "1" for instance. But if I enter "Jan" of course, the
resulting rendered list is empty because it's filtering the original column
value of "01/15/1940", not the filtered output of "Jan 15, 1940" that is
rendered in the column.
So I'd like to be able to bind the textbox filter to the output of the the
filtered date column and have it include or exclude the array item.
Any ideas - am I missing a simple way to configure this?
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