Hi Scott,
However, responses is strictly being sent in as a string. It's not being
> seen as an Array. Any thoughts on why?
Yes, I do!. As Elements are not angular, but DOM elements, they follow DOM
standards. So you are setting an attribute now, and attributes are strings
by default. There is no way to set a property from within HTML, you need JS
to do that.
However, you can use a getter/setter in your element to make it an array.
something like this:
private choice: string[] = [];
@Input('choice') set _choice(s: string) {
this.choice = s.split(',');
}
If your HTML pages already exist and have array's in them, you might want
to create a special function that parses your syntax into their expected
types. Also, if you really sure there can be no tampering (I wouldn't be,
ever!) you might use eval to handle it.
Regards
Sander
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