Hello,
I find that toogle’s first click doesn’t change its checked value, and the following clicks change its situation, and the value is reverse from the widget.
Here is my template:
<ion-toggle ng-repeat="item in settingList" ng-model="item.checked" ng-checked="item.checked" ng-change="saveSettings()">{{ item.text }}</ion-toggle>
And In my controller:
$scope.settingList = [
{text:"Auto Sign In", checked:localStorage.getItem('SETTING.autoSignIn')=='true'},
];
//setting change functions
$scope.saveSettings = function(){
//auto Sign In
alert($scope.settingList[0].checked);
}
Thank you~
Hmm, I got click events working in my example.
Is this on a device or in the browser? Also what version of ionic are you using?
Thank you for answering my question.
em…I am using the beta6 in desktop Chrome, and now I find that it works well in value’s change.(use ng-bind, json filter to see the changes). The problem maybe a misunderstanding of the Angular’s ng-change, the function it trigger operated before the value changed, so I get the wrong value. I am new to AngularJS too, maybe I need an extra parameter or use $watch to make it get actual value.
Thanks. Ionic is really good~
Hi there,
I experienced some strange behavior on your toggles.
If I initalize a toggle with value false, everything works fine, but if I initialize it with true, the first change will get ignored.
I really don’t understand this.
I had the similar problem. That was the problem my model was initialised as string (read from localstorage) instead of boolean.
Check the following codepen:
Regards,
Roland
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Thank you very much Barkoczi for your contribution, I had the same problem and I was going crazy.