Well... i have this on a child component:
this.event.emit(true);
this.calendarProviderService.addEvent(newEvent).subscribe(
finished => {
if (finished == true) {
console.log (finished);
this.event.emit(false);
}
}
)
Please check that the "True" emit is working well. On my parent component i have:
<add-event *ngIf="currentActionArea == 'addevent'" (event)="addNewEvent($event)"></add-event>
addNewEvent(event){
console.log("Emit recibido: " + event);
if(event == true){
this.loaderMessage = "Guardando Evento...";
this.loadingEvents = true;
} else {
this.switchButtonModel = '0';
this.currentActionArea = null;
this.getEvents();
}
}
But when the subscription is finnished, then the "false" emit it not works.
Can you help me?
The problem was that i use a service to set the emmitter value. This is not a best practice. I solved this using an Subject:
import { Subject } from "rxjs/Subject";
@Injectable()
export class CalendarProviderService {
/**
* To emit getActivityWork between two components
*/
private _activityWorkSubject = new Subject<calendarActivityWork>();
public getActivityWork = this._activityWorkSubject.asObservable();
constructor() { }
/**
* To set the activity work value
* @param calendarActivity the activity to show
*/
doActivityWork(calendarActivity : calendarActivityWork){
return this._activityWorkSubject.next(calendarActivity);
}
.
.
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Hope this can help to anybody.