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Validation for textbox by using checkbox

This is my code: This is my angularjs Code: In the above code when I click the Continue button, first check the checkbox checked or not after it will check enter the password or not. Answer Check Once Is it what you want or something else Remove alerts ands code what you want

Typescript error : A ‘super’ call must be the first statement in the constructor when a class contains initialized properties

I have the following typescript errors in my project.. let me share a sample so you can see what am dealing with. This is the class that extends the controller class.. one among many others Now, if I initialize the merchandisingConstants before the super call like done above. I get the following error during gulp and my page does not

Assign value from successful promise resolve to external variable

I have a pretty silly problem. Consider the following: getFeed() returns a $q deferred promise (I am on angular) that resolves successfully. My goal is to set vm.feed equal to the data value returned by the successful callback. As it is right now, the code simply assigns vm.feed equal to the $promise object returned by getFeed(). I know I could

Angular create element if another is non-existent

I have a list of states (Florida, Alabama …) and I want to create named anchors above the first occurance of the first letter. Letter Links States I am stuck at <a ng-if=”” id=”{{state.state.charAt(0)}}”>fgsdf</a> I have tried ng-if=”!document.getElementById(state.state.charAt(0))” and that doesn’t work. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I should go about this? Update I’ve considered using angular’s

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