I have the following proxy.conf.json, log lines, and api calls. { "/first/api/": { "target": "/first/api/", "secure": false, "logLevel": "debug" }, "/second/api/": { "target": "/second/api/", "secure": false, "logLevel": "debug" } [HPM] GET /first/api/values-> /first/api/ [HPM] GET /second/api/dummy -> /se

it1352 1 2020-08-10

Currently, on refresh, I loose the saved state. I'm not sure if I need to do anything in the app module. I'm using angular5, typescript, webpack with ng2-Redux and Redux. This is my current app module class: export class AppModule { constructor(ngRedux: NgRedux<IAppState>) { ngRedux.configureStore(rootReducer, INITIAL_APP_STATE, [ c

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I have created a Auth Manager in Angular2 to restrict Component access directly . I am still new to angular and learning the concepts. I was able to restrict the user if the user name is not correct. But i am not able to use the value returned by the canActivate Method in my component to display a message in my front end. My AuthManager class im

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I'm having an issue with my routing that I'd need a little help with. Originally I had all my routing in a single app.routing.ts file. I'm currently refactoring my routes into a files to accompany their corresponding feature modules to be lazily loaded. One lazily loaded feature module utilizes a secondary aux router outlet. Here is my code....

it1352 0 2020-08-10

What is the equivalent for jQuery change event on every input in Angular2? Example: $("input").on('change', function() { console.log("*"); }); Solution You can handle it using Directive as said by Igor as below create a directive using import { Directive, HostListener, Renderer, ElementRef } from '@angular/core'; @Directive({ selecto

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I am new to Angular 2 and would like to know how to use it in a mvc project when calling get and post actions: Let say I have an EmployeeController with 2 actions: 1) GetEmployee: which list employee info 2) UpdateEmployee: which update the employee info Without using Angular 2, we can easily use views to deal with it. However, if I want to use

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I'm trying to extract the values from an observable, my subscription (component) code is as followed: this.checkoutService.getDisabledDate().subscribe (dates=>{this.formattedDate=dates}, (error:any)=>{console.log(error)}); In the 'dates' callback a console.log of this.formattedDate prints the correct values. However trying to access this.

it1352 0 2020-08-10

To avoid Observable memory leaks inside Components, I am using takeUntil() operator before subscribing to Observable. I write something like this inside my components: private unsubscribe$ = new Subject(); ngOnInit(): void { this.http .get('test') .pipe(takeUntil(this.unsubscribe$)) .subscribe((x) => console.log(x)); } ngOnDest

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I use MdDatePickerModule to pick dates but I have a problem: If I select August 5, everything is ok. But if I reopen the selection the month changes and becomes May, if I select May 3, I close, re-open, the month is March. Now I know that the problem is that in America the month and the day are inverted compared to Europe, but what is the "smart"

it1352 0 2020-08-10

I am making an angular2 application. My biggest problem is the inability to defer loading of main component's dependent child component till some promise gets resolved. I have app.component.ts, with class named AppComponent, which I bootstrap in boot.ts like this: bootstrap(AppComponent, [ROUTER_PROVIDERS, HTTP_PROVIDERS]); Now I want to call f

it1352 0 2020-08-10