I would like to know what is the most elegant and simple way to implement this. I need to add a filter expression for a ng-repeat that would filter 2 conditions from one property.

In this example

• If you enter A, it would display checkbox for A,
• enter B - display checkbox for B.

But I want to display the specified checkboxes plus anything with empty condition. There is no condition for C, so:

• if you enter A, I want to display both A and C checkboxes,
• enter B, I want to display both B and C checkboxes.

I would like to know what is the most elegant and simple way to implement this. I need to add a filter expression for a ng-repeat that would filter 2 conditions from one property.

In this example http://plnkr.co/edit/OMQxXvSjtuudMRGE4eZ8?p=preview

• If you enter A, it would display checkbox for A,
• enter B - display checkbox for B.

But I want to display the specified checkboxes plus anything with empty condition. There is no condition for C, so:

• if you enter A, I want to display both A and C checkboxes,
• enter B, I want to display both B and C checkboxes.

• javascript
• angularjs
• checkbox
• angularjs-ng-repeat

4 Answers 4

I would create custom filter like:

app.filter('myfilter', function() {
   return function( items, condition) {
    var filtered = [];

    if(condition === undefined || condition === ''){
      return items;
    }

    angular.forEach(items, function(item) {          
       if(condition === item.condition ||  item.condition === ''){
         filtered.push(item);
       }
    });

    return filtered;
  };
});

and usage:

<span ng-repeat="charge in charges  |  myfilter:level.condition">

See Demo in Plunker

It looks pretty elegant and clear.

Hope it will help

I think you can do this pretty easily with just a filter expression function on your scope like this;

$scope.filterExpression = function(charge) {
  return (!$scope.level || !charge.condition || 
          ($scope.level.condition.toUpperCase() === charge.condition.toUpperCase()));
}

and call it like this;

<span ng-repeat="charge in charges | filter:filterExpression">

plunkr (corrected)

you can use : data-ng-repeat="charge in charges | filter:searchText" data-ng-if="filter = searchText.Name"

Use two ng-repeats, one after another:

1st : Filter on anything that has checkbox checked AND has a condition

2nd : Filter on things that don't have conditions