ShantanuDas8013
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1 year ago - I would much prefer using the takeUntil() operator or something similar, to make it look like this:
class myComponent {
constructor( private serviceA: ServiceA, private serviceB: ServiceB, private serviceC: ServiceC) {}
ngOnInit() { const destroy = Observable.fromEvent(???).first(); this.subscriptionA = this.serviceA.subscribe(...).takeUntil(destroy); this.subscriptionB = this.serviceB.subscribe(...).takeUntil(destroy); this.subscriptionC = this.serviceC.subscribe(...).takeUntil(destroy); }
}
- Here is a couple of angular approaches :
Use ng-src= instead of src=
The angular docs explain why this works : http://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng.directive:ngSrc
During compilation stage, angular will expand the element to include the correct src= attribute.
This will change the src attrib of the HTML5 audio element, but unfortunately that is NOT enough to make a new song play. You need to prod the audio element into doing something by calling the .play() method.
1.) ISSUE IN ANGULAR: The current implementation of takeUntilDestroyed() operator assumes that the operator is used before the component is destroyed.
2.) The source srcset attribute does no longer require to use a SafeUrl and this was removed in an earlier version of Angular. However, it does not work if a SafeUrl is provided.
3.) FormControl stopped updating after 2 seconds, you can see that when selecting different options of the radio button.
These are some angular issues which needs to be solved.