What are those events called in Angular 2 when radio button is selected or unselected.
Something like
<input type="radio" (select)="selected()" (unselect)="unselected()" />
So when I click one radio button in a group, it will fire selected()
for the new selection and unselected()
for the previous selection.
It works,
<input type="radio" (change)="handleChange($event)" />
But you need code more to judge 'selected' or 'unselected'.
You may try this in your *.ts file:
export class Comp {
private _prevSelected: any;
handleChange(evt) {
var target = evt.target;
if (target.checked) {
doSelected(target);
this._prevSelected = target;
} else {
doUnSelected(this._prevSelected)
}
}
}
It works when you assign the click event to the label, instead of the input.
The html is like
<div *ngFor = " let displayParameter of displayParameters" >
<!-- <li><a href="#">{{displayParameter}}</a></li> -->
<!-- <input type="radio" name="displayParameter" (change) ="handleChange(event)")> -->
<h5><input type="radio" name="radiogroup" (change)="handleChange(displayParameter)" [checked]="(idx === 0)" >{{displayParameter}} </h5>
</div>
and code is like
handleChange(evt){
this.displayParameter = evt;
console.log(evt);
}