You'll need to store the state of those checkboxes someplace, either in
your back-end database (if you want to remember the state forever) or in
the session with localstorage or a cookie if you just want it to stay
around for this session.
On Monday, February 2, 2015 at 2:02:48 PM UTC-6, Marcelo Retana wrote:
>
> I am working on a sports list in a mobile app with Ionic, there is a view
> where the user choose(check) which sports would like to see on the list
>
> <input type="checkbox"
> ng-model="sport.checked"
> ng-init="sport.checked=true">
>
> and then once he chooses the sports, he goes to the other view
>
> <div ng-repeat="sport in sports">
> <div ng-show="sport.checked">
>
> {{sport.name}}
>
> </div>
> </div>
>
>
> but if the user refresh the page or go to any other view and tries to get
> back to the sports view, he loses the selections of sports he just did, so
> he needs to perform the action of selecting again which sports he wants to
> see.
>
> [I recorded this video for you to understand easier](
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFzhTHiNCps&feature=youtu.be)
>
> on the video you will see that I go to the view and unchecked the first
> two sports on the list, they disappear but once I refresh the page, those 2
> sports will be on the list again.
>
> Maybe the issue is the ```ng-init``` so I want you to tell me guys what I
> need to do to keep the record of which sports he selects ?
>
>
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