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import { animate, style, transition, trigger } from "@angular/animations";
export const materrorhintanime = trigger("materrorhint",[
transition(':enter',[
style({
opacity:0,
transform: "translateY(-7px)"
}),
animate("200ms ease-out", style({
opacity:1,
transform: "translateY(0)"
}),)
]),
])
@bilusau, I don't know why you started here, and it looks that you know nothing about Angular. It would be best when you start reading with official docs on https://angular.io and get some basic info first.
I want when data insert button enabled,, when data remove button disabled... there is no form use
I want to use the @ViewChildren decorator for some elements in my template. However, those elements get created after some network request observables complete. When will I be able to access them? I did a test and in ngAfterViewInit() I don't have access yet. I put in some console logs in ngOnDestroy() and I do have access to them. How do I access @ViewChildren that get created after the data returns and when those elements are actually created?
@ironchef-bklyn It's possible to subscribe to
@ViewChildren because it instantiates a QueryList in fact, https://angular.io/api/core/QueryList and it has changes observable.
can anyone help me out? why is not my dragging working?
I am trying to create reusable header and footer in my Nebular project, but still unsuccessful. I don't see any problems in the console, but I suppose that I have done some incorrect routing. The lazyloaded module, which should display some content, is not loaded when the application loads. Here is my sample application under stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/nebular-common-header-footer
Could help some one?
I'm trying to implement something where elementA's size will changed based its parent's(elementB's) width. What's the best way to observe elementB's width changes? I've tried the ResizeObserver and the MutationObserver and they both lag in rendering until I've actually interacted with elementB (rolling over it). Is there a way to do this without using those ResizeObserver or MutationObserver?
thanks @danww
@khashashin_twitter I've never used the Nebular lib, but are you sure you're using the layout module correctly? https://akveo.github.io/nebular/docs/components/layout/overview#nblayoutcomponent
@ironchef-bklyn Is this based on the screen width, or is there something else changing the width of Element B?
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@ironchef-bklyn (I use @angular/flex-layout for layout)
Sorry, I haven't worked with Nebular at all. :(
@yosiasz Or perhaps I am misunderstanding your question
Hi, what's up everybody. I'm recently catching up with Angular Universal. I saw the TransferState API, I'm seeing a lot of examples over the internet but I can't still manage to avoid making double requests. Do you know some resources like guides or blog posts that would guide me in the right direction? Thanks in advance.
on my laptop
@danww I used assessments instead of users , sorry
I just want to see the assessment screen in that location, i can mock up the data for now
@yosiasz Have you considered using @angular/flex-layout for layout?
I've forked your example, and used FlexLayout.
I didn't want to sift through the CSS in your template html, so just took out enough to make it work for the example.
Was wondering how I can change this into a link
<span ng-bind-html="vm.footer.info.web | linky:'_blank'"></span>
Tried a few things but nothing work
Basically, the problem is that if my user types in link.com instead of www.link.com the address stop behaving like a link and becomes just text