*Thanks a lot Robert for your important note*
*but please why you use filter here and sorry can you explain filter code
please ?*
*i try it without filter and it works as i need:*
* item.MyDate = new Date(item.MyDate) var
month = item.MyDate.getMonth(); var year =
item.MyDate.getFullYear(); dataByMonth[year + '-' + month] =
dataByMonth[year + '-' + month] || []; dataByMonth[year +
'-' + month].push(item);may be because i have set order by in my C#
controller as:*
* public IEnumerable<Test> Get() { return
listOfOrders.OrderBy(i => i.MyDate).ThenBy(i => i.ID); }*
On Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 8:06:32 PM UTC+2, Robert STAICU wrote:
>
> Cause you helped him:D
>
> Also this should be an update to your strategy Ahmed. If you have 3
> records from Jan 2015 and 2 from Jan 2016 you will have 5 records from Jan.
> I think you'll need to distinguise year also.
> http://plnkr.co/edit/bObFZarT4eKqHxJrusAq?p=preview
>
> I only added one filter that will order your records. You can
> change orderObjectBy: 'MyDate': true from true to false to order them. Have
> a nice day
>
>
>
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