How To ?
Quote from Phil78 on October 23, 2025, 12:33 pmHi @Luishp
I have downloaded this toogle switch from this excellent site https://uiverse.io/, but I am stupid because I do not know how to get the value (0,1 I suppose) of this object.
Can you help me ?
Regards
Hi @Luishp
I have downloaded this toogle switch from this excellent site https://uiverse.io/, but I am stupid because I do not know how to get the value (0,1 I suppose) of this object.
Can you help me ?
Regards
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Quote from luishp on October 23, 2025, 1:32 pm@phil78 as you are entering HTML code directly, just turn this:
<input class="bauble_input" id="bauble_check" name="bauble" type="checkbox">Into this:
<input ng-model="$root.checkboxvalue" class="bauble_input" id="bauble_check" name="bauble" type="checkbox">This way the variable [checkboxvalue] will store the checkbox value (true or false)
Check the attached sample.Regards.
@phil78 as you are entering HTML code directly, just turn this:
<input class="bauble_input" id="bauble_check" name="bauble" type="checkbox">
Into this:
<input ng-model="$root.checkboxvalue" class="bauble_input" id="bauble_check" name="bauble" type="checkbox">
This way the variable [checkboxvalue] will store the checkbox value (true or false)
Check the attached sample.
Regards.
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Quote from Phil78 on October 29, 2025, 7:08 pmhi @luishp
I assign a value true to [checkboxvalue] $root.checkboxvalue before opening the page. It works locally but not after uploading on the server, the object start always with false.
Any idea ?
hi @luishp
I assign a value true to [checkboxvalue] $root.checkboxvalue before opening the page. It works locally but not after uploading on the server, the object start always with false.
Any idea ?
Quote from luishp on October 29, 2025, 7:11 pm@phil78 as it's pure client side code it should work exactly the same in local and when uploaded to the server.
Only possible explanation I can think of is you are executing a cached version (Presss Ctrl-F5 to fully reload the app)
@phil78 as it's pure client side code it should work exactly the same in local and when uploaded to the server.
Only possible explanation I can think of is you are executing a cached version (Presss Ctrl-F5 to fully reload the app)
Quote from Phil78 on October 29, 2025, 7:18 pmNo, I did clear the cache. But what I wrote isn't entirely accurate. When I call the app using the toolbar button (file///:...), it works. But when I call it via HTTP locally or on the server, it doesn't work.
No, I did clear the cache. But what I wrote isn't entirely accurate. When I call the app using the toolbar button (file///:...), it works. But when I call it via HTTP locally or on the server, it doesn't work.
Quote from Phil78 on October 31, 2025, 6:50 pm@luishp Hi Luis
I think I understand the problem. I initialized my variables from a GetItem, but true or false is returned as “true” or “false,” which the object does not understand.
@luishp Hi Luis
I think I understand the problem. I initialized my variables from a GetItem, but true or false is returned as “true” or “false,” which the object does not understand.