Hello, I’m adding buttons like this, but I can’t get the event
adding.
.ts
public addBtn(){
var html=’<ion-button expand=“block” (click)=“test()”>Ingresar 1’;
jQuery(".modulos_clinicos").html(html);
}
Hello, I’m adding buttons like this, but I can’t get the event
adding.
.ts
public addBtn(){
var html=’<ion-button expand=“block” (click)=“test()”>Ingresar 1’;
jQuery(".modulos_clinicos").html(html);
}
Assuming you’re using Angular, a much more idiomatic way of doing this is to modify a backing array in the controller and using the ngFor
structural directive in the template. The technique is described in detail in part 2 of the Tour of Heroes. I would recommend making an effort to minimize all jQuery usage as much as possible.
Thanks, I understand using ngFor but I get the data from an AJAX so I don’t know how to pass this new HTML to the current one to be able to refresh everything and get events from these new generated buttons
<div [innerHTML]="htmlStr"></div>
to display HTML code.Thanks, I learned to use the innerHTML, but it doesn’t let me load buttons with link (click) = ‘inside (2)’ or with routerLink="/ login" and I just need to load this, how can it be done?
Ionic apps typically send and receive information from the internet. JSON is a great format for doing that. My personal opinion is that HTML is a terrible one, so if you don’t get any better answers, I would rearchitect the communication protocol to eliminate all passing of HTML from server to client, replacing it with equivalent information packaged in JSON or some other domain-specific language built atop JSON.
I have a simple HTML document that includes a button named click me how to add an event listener to a dynamically added element!
In the end I solved it with an array in the .ts and in the html use the ngFor, thanks
<ion-list padding>
<ion-item *ngFor='let item of array_clinicos' color='primary' (click)="interior(item.id)">
<ion-icon slot='start' name='arrow-round-forward'></ion-icon>
<ion-label>{{item.name}}</ion-label>
</ion-item>
</ion-list>