Dynamically assign id

I can’t assign the id dynamically and i’m not sure why. It makes no sense to me:

<table class="ratingTable">
<tr>
    <td make-droppable *ngFor="let idx of this.divisionSpace" id="{{'td_' + idx}}" >
  ....

I already tried

[attr.id]="'td_' + idx"
attr.id="td_{{idx}}"
[id]="'td_' + idx"

but nothing seems to work. Does anyone know a solution ?

I don’t know what divisionSpace looks like or what that make-droppable attribute is doing, but when I try this against a string array, both the first and third versions in your “I already tried” work for me.

for a start make-droppable should just log the id:

ngOnInit() {

    let el = this.element.nativeElement;

    console.log("Where is my f**** id ^^: " + el.id);

    ....

A normal assignment (id=“someID”) works.

What are you actually trying to achieve here? Generally direct DOM access in Angular applications should be avoided as much as possible.

I need drag and drop. Dragula doesn’t work so i try to implement it myself. I can drag an object and drop it in another container, but just one. i can’t differentiate between the cells (td’s). That’s why i need a unique id for every cell.

Did you make sure to add its CSS as described in #421?

I can’t even import it. But that’s another thread.

Dragula works fine for me just using the sample HTML on its README, so there should be light at the end of that tunnel.

Thanks for the help. I finally got dragula to work. The README-File was helpful. But i couldn’t add the CSS-File (i tried that in www/index.html and in /src/index.html). So i just copied the CSS-classes in my app.scss file and it worked.

What I did for that was to override the sass config to add an include path for the relevant directory, and then @import it in app.scss.