If I have:
ng-class='{in:$first}'
What is the simplest way to make it add the in
class when $first
is true or if let's say the item.in
($scope.item.in
) value is true ?
note: $first
is because I have a ng-repeat
enclosing this line but it can be any other boolean or 0/1 value if you feel the code is incomplete.
You can use the ||
operator like this.
<div ng-class="{ in: $first || item.in }"> Test </div>
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/eLPE8/