On Friday, October 20, 2017 at 6:06:31 PM UTC+2, Gaurav Verma wrote:
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> Thank you Zlatko for your response. You said @Input() layout =
> 'horizontal' will allow me to configure the NavBar layout but how can I
> dynamically set the layout?
>
This particular problem is sSimple to solve:
Not with angular alone. What you can do is pick up the changes on button click,
and send those changes (or the whole new JSON) to a server that can write to
files. So if your backend server is something like nginx, apache or "ng serve",
you can't write that change. But if you have a Node.js,
Thank You @Zlatko Duric , thanks for the valuable information
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Zlatko Đurić wrote:
> Not with angular alone. What you can do is pick up the changes on button
> click, and send those changes (or the whole new JSON) to a server that can
> write
Wow that's a great direction! I will keep subscribing to their updates. But
what are your thoughts on developing plugable modules in Angular? If given
that problem what will be your approach?
Thanks in advance.
Gaurav
On Wednesday, 18 October 2017 23:40:15 UTC-4, Sander Elias wrote:
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> Hi
Hello everyone,
i've got a problem while using angular 4.4.5: i'm loading some events from
my backend server. These events i want to show in my frontend. For my
images i need to put an url suffix, so i decided to provide a public method
in my class "Event". In my html-file i want to call the
Thank you Zlatko for your response. You said @Input() layout =
'horizontal' will allow me to configure the NavBar layout but how can I
dynamically set the layout?
I am trying to drive the components by json configuration. I will give
another example here -
Let's say the core provides
Hi
I'd like to check if all images on the page are loaded.
With the following code i cant access the "contentLoaded"-variable within
the function i asigned to "window.onload",
contentLoaded = false;
ngAfterViewInit() {
window.onload = function() {
this.contentLoaded = true; // Property