The way you declare your array is correct. What is not clear to me is what
is the editExpense object ? Is there any other code you should show us ?
Looking at the stacktrace where does it point you to ?
Le lundi 28 décembre 2015 08:51:58 UTC+1, ShatterStar a écrit :
>
> I have an array declared like so
>
> $scope.list = [
> { date: "2015-01-01", detail: "Bought new wallet", amount: $filter(
> 'number')(150.00 , 2) },
> { date: "2015-01-08", detail: "Bought shoes", amount: $filter('number')(
> 225.36 , 2) },
> { date: "2015-01-12", detail: "Bought shirt", amount: $filter('number')(
> 300.89 , 2) },
> { date: "2015-01-12", detail: "Paid electricity bill", amount: $filter(
> 'number')(190.9 , 2) },
> { date: "2015-01-15", detail: "Paid phone account", amount: $filter(
> 'number')(115.00 , 2) }
> ];
>
> I want to push new values into the array using the below function but the
> list is not registering as a function
>
> $scope.saveExpense = function(expenseItem){
> if(angular.isDefined(expenseItem) && angular.isDefined(expenseItem.
> expenseDate) && angular.isDefined(expenseItem.detail) && angular.isDefined
> (expenseItem.amount))
> {
> expenseItem.amount = $filter('number')(expenseItem.amount, 2);
> $scope.list.push({ date: $filter('date')($scope.myDate,'yyyy-MM-dd'),
> detail: expenseItem.detail, amount: expenseItem.amount });
> alert("Item added");
> $route.reload();
> }
> }
>
> The error I get TypeError: $scope.list[editExpense.expenseID].push is not
> a function, I thought declaring the list in the format [{ }] declared it as
> an array, where am I going wrong?
>
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