Geting object, both id and value from ngFor on button click angular 6











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this is html code



<tr>
<td>Select New Subject:</td>
<td>
<Select name="DesiredSubject" [(ngModel)] = "sub" ngDefaultControl>
<option [value]="0">--Select Subject--</option>
<option *ngFor ="let subj of subjects" [value]="subj">{{subj.bank_Name}}</option>
</Select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Action :</td>
<td><button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub)">Update Subject</button></td>
</tr>


and this is my typescript angular class



 export class EditSubjectComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit {

@Input()
subject : any;
sub : any;
flag : boolean = false;
subjects : ISubject;
constructor(private _QuestionService : QuestionService, private _toastr : ToastrService) { }

ngOnInit() {
}
ngAfterViewInit(){
this._QuestionService.getSubject().subscribe((data) => {this.subjects = data;});
}
changeSubject(value : any){
this.flag = true;
console.log(value)
this._QuestionService.updateSubject(QID,value).subscribe((res) => {this._toastr.success("Subject Changed");
}, err => {
this._toastr.error("There is some problem. Please try later")
});
this.flag = false;
}

}


and this is what i get in the console log. I mean it is returning a string.



enter image description here



what am i doing wrong? and i have updated the code now.










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  • Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 6:58










  • Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 7:07










  • you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
    – ashish pal
    Nov 19 at 7:07












  • <button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 7:10








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    @CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 9:41

















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this is html code



<tr>
<td>Select New Subject:</td>
<td>
<Select name="DesiredSubject" [(ngModel)] = "sub" ngDefaultControl>
<option [value]="0">--Select Subject--</option>
<option *ngFor ="let subj of subjects" [value]="subj">{{subj.bank_Name}}</option>
</Select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Action :</td>
<td><button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub)">Update Subject</button></td>
</tr>


and this is my typescript angular class



 export class EditSubjectComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit {

@Input()
subject : any;
sub : any;
flag : boolean = false;
subjects : ISubject;
constructor(private _QuestionService : QuestionService, private _toastr : ToastrService) { }

ngOnInit() {
}
ngAfterViewInit(){
this._QuestionService.getSubject().subscribe((data) => {this.subjects = data;});
}
changeSubject(value : any){
this.flag = true;
console.log(value)
this._QuestionService.updateSubject(QID,value).subscribe((res) => {this._toastr.success("Subject Changed");
}, err => {
this._toastr.error("There is some problem. Please try later")
});
this.flag = false;
}

}


and this is what i get in the console log. I mean it is returning a string.



enter image description here



what am i doing wrong? and i have updated the code now.










share|improve this question
























  • Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 6:58










  • Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 7:07










  • you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
    – ashish pal
    Nov 19 at 7:07












  • <button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 7:10








  • 1




    @CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 9:41















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this is html code



<tr>
<td>Select New Subject:</td>
<td>
<Select name="DesiredSubject" [(ngModel)] = "sub" ngDefaultControl>
<option [value]="0">--Select Subject--</option>
<option *ngFor ="let subj of subjects" [value]="subj">{{subj.bank_Name}}</option>
</Select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Action :</td>
<td><button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub)">Update Subject</button></td>
</tr>


and this is my typescript angular class



 export class EditSubjectComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit {

@Input()
subject : any;
sub : any;
flag : boolean = false;
subjects : ISubject;
constructor(private _QuestionService : QuestionService, private _toastr : ToastrService) { }

ngOnInit() {
}
ngAfterViewInit(){
this._QuestionService.getSubject().subscribe((data) => {this.subjects = data;});
}
changeSubject(value : any){
this.flag = true;
console.log(value)
this._QuestionService.updateSubject(QID,value).subscribe((res) => {this._toastr.success("Subject Changed");
}, err => {
this._toastr.error("There is some problem. Please try later")
});
this.flag = false;
}

}


and this is what i get in the console log. I mean it is returning a string.



enter image description here



what am i doing wrong? and i have updated the code now.










share|improve this question















this is html code



<tr>
<td>Select New Subject:</td>
<td>
<Select name="DesiredSubject" [(ngModel)] = "sub" ngDefaultControl>
<option [value]="0">--Select Subject--</option>
<option *ngFor ="let subj of subjects" [value]="subj">{{subj.bank_Name}}</option>
</Select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Action :</td>
<td><button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub)">Update Subject</button></td>
</tr>


and this is my typescript angular class



 export class EditSubjectComponent implements OnInit, AfterViewInit {

@Input()
subject : any;
sub : any;
flag : boolean = false;
subjects : ISubject;
constructor(private _QuestionService : QuestionService, private _toastr : ToastrService) { }

ngOnInit() {
}
ngAfterViewInit(){
this._QuestionService.getSubject().subscribe((data) => {this.subjects = data;});
}
changeSubject(value : any){
this.flag = true;
console.log(value)
this._QuestionService.updateSubject(QID,value).subscribe((res) => {this._toastr.success("Subject Changed");
}, err => {
this._toastr.error("There is some problem. Please try later")
});
this.flag = false;
}

}


and this is what i get in the console log. I mean it is returning a string.



enter image description here



what am i doing wrong? and i have updated the code now.







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  • Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 6:58










  • Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 7:07










  • you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
    – ashish pal
    Nov 19 at 7:07












  • <button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 7:10








  • 1




    @CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 9:41




















  • Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 6:58










  • Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
    – SiddAjmera
    Nov 19 at 7:07










  • you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
    – ashish pal
    Nov 19 at 7:07












  • <button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 7:10








  • 1




    @CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
    – zaid khan
    Nov 19 at 9:41


















Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
– SiddAjmera
Nov 19 at 6:58




Where exactly are you calling the changeSubject method?
– SiddAjmera
Nov 19 at 6:58












Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
– SiddAjmera
Nov 19 at 7:07




Where does this button positioned in your template? Can you please add the complete template of your component for clarity.,
– SiddAjmera
Nov 19 at 7:07












you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
– ashish pal
Nov 19 at 7:07






you are passing only one parameter here changeSubject(sub) but this method changeSubject(value : any, QID : string) accepts two parameters. and also please share complete code for better understanding.
– ashish pal
Nov 19 at 7:07














<button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
– zaid khan
Nov 19 at 7:10






<button value="Update Subject" (click)="changeSubject(sub, subject.id)">Update Subject</button> Sorry myt bad. this is the code. Still not getting any value
– zaid khan
Nov 19 at 7:10






1




1




@CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
– zaid khan
Nov 19 at 9:41






@CruelEngine omg. Thanks man. I was searching about this issues all the time. write your answer and i will mark it. Thanks brother
– zaid khan
Nov 19 at 9:41














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The issue is that you are binding an object to the [value] property . If you want to bind an object to your option value , use [ngValue] instead of [value] .



Also there is a typo in your html where select is implemented . Use <select> instead of <Select> .



Stackblitz example : https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-3b5txx






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    The issue is that you are binding an object to the [value] property . If you want to bind an object to your option value , use [ngValue] instead of [value] .



    Also there is a typo in your html where select is implemented . Use <select> instead of <Select> .



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      The issue is that you are binding an object to the [value] property . If you want to bind an object to your option value , use [ngValue] instead of [value] .



      Also there is a typo in your html where select is implemented . Use <select> instead of <Select> .



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        The issue is that you are binding an object to the [value] property . If you want to bind an object to your option value , use [ngValue] instead of [value] .



        Also there is a typo in your html where select is implemented . Use <select> instead of <Select> .



        Stackblitz example : https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-3b5txx






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        The issue is that you are binding an object to the [value] property . If you want to bind an object to your option value , use [ngValue] instead of [value] .



        Also there is a typo in your html where select is implemented . Use <select> instead of <Select> .



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