I have a Form field named Value.
I have a add button which duplicates the form.
I have a table button which shows and a back button to hide the table.(Forget abt the delete button)
The table has a column that is full of checkboxes. Now in the table, I will click as many checkboxes as the value I entered in the value-form.
Say for example if I had entered 2 in that form I can click up to 2 checkboxes in that table.
After that then I come back to the form by clicking the back button.
My problem:
Now my problem is When I click add button again and if I duplicate another value form and enter another value 3 and if I go check the table you can see that the checkboxes are unchecked. Instead what I want is that the checkboxes which I have checked earlier before should be disabled.
I have explained my problem as clearly as I could. If you have a doubt about my question please comment. Thanks.
Note: In my stackblitz I have posted a sample of my code in a simple(without rich UI) way
Stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-g8cty1?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts
As my understanding you want to keep your checkboxes checked even after table closed and reopened,
You can do this with event binding:
<td>
input type="checkbox" id="vehicle2" name="vehicle2"
(change)="addCheckValue(i,list.isTicked)"
[checked]="list.isTicked"
[disabled]="list.isDisabled">
</td>
<td *ngIf="list.isDisabled">
Already disabled
</td>
addCheckValue(index,isChecked){
if(isChecked === undefined){
isChecked = true
}
this.listes[index].isTicked = isChecked;
}
//disabled checked boxes on close
this.listes = this.listes.map(e => {
if (e.isTicked === true) {
e.isDisabled = true;
}
return e;
});