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GregHiggins
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I want to do something like this: //controller.public.js import BaseController from './controller.js' var lastValue; class GridExternalFilteringGridExternalFilteringCtrl extends BaseController { constructor($scope, $injector, stateData) { super($scope, $injector); } // Fired when custom html section is loaded includeContentLoaded() { } // Fired when custom html section loading failed includeContentError(e) { } // Fired when view content is loaded onShow($scope) { console.log('Show'); } changeHandler(e) { lastValue = e.value; this.examplefilter ( ). } exampleFilter ( ) { var filter; if ( lastValue gt "" ) { filter = { logic: 'or', filters: [ { field: 'Name', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue }, { field: 'Address', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue }, { field: 'Phone', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue }, { field: 'SalesRep', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue }, { field: 'State', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue }, { field: 'Country', operator: 'contains', value: lastValue } ] }; this.$ds.customerDs.filter(filter); } ... However, my component is a comboxbox and e.value is always undefined (via console.log) Is there something intrinsically wrong with this approach? I'm assuming e is some sort of event object. In my real app I do not have a textbox, I have 3 comboboxes. How do I get the value of a combobox? Given e, is there a way I can tell which component generated the event?
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