Clearly this site is useless like most of the sites dealing with Angular. On Monday, June 16, 2014 8:48:34 AM UTC-7, jackharter wrote: > > Hi, > I have gone over and over the existing docs and email threads looking for > a simple solution to a very common application function. When a user > changes the visibility property of an ng-grid column by selecting the > checkbox of the Choose Columns menu, I want to capture the new value and > save it for the next time the user visits that page. > > I can’t seem to find an angular ng-grid event that fires when the checkbox > is changed. Currently, when the target page loads, I go out to the cookies > and get the last saved values. No problem. I can get and put the default > values into a cookie. But when the visibility changes, I want to be able to > update my cookies with the new visibility value and then assign it to the > column definition. > > This seems like such a simple and common thing to do, yet I can’t seem to > get the changed column value. > > Any help would greatly be appreciated. > > Thanks, Jack >
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