I would like to combine the directive progress from angular-ui, with the directive ngClass.
So far I don't get any reactions at all. Am I doing this wrong, or is it not possible to combine?
What I want is a progressbar that has the class active when the background process is working, but turns off when it's complete or errnous.
HTML:
<progress max="100" percent="progress" class='progress-striped'
ng-class='{"active": active}'></progress>
JS:
$scope.active = true;
$scope.progress = {value:10, type:"danger"};
See my plunkr at http://plnkr.co/edit/koR0VnTKdpnhhMuD16hl
Cheers!
I suggest you also to try ng-style
. Your problem is solved here
<div class="container_progress">
<div class="progress progress-striped" ng-class='{"active": active, "":!active}'>
<div class="bar" ng-style="bar_upload_style" >{{bar_upload_text}}</div>
</div>
</div>
And in controller:
updateProgressBar(20);
$timeout(function()
{
updateProgressBar(100);
}, 4000);
function updateProgressBar(value){
$scope.bar_upload_style = { "width": value+'%' };
$scope.bar_upload_text = value + "%";
if(value ==100) $scope.active = false;
}
See Plunker
In my case I took progress bar from bootstrap as is and changed %