Standard Energy Efficiency Data (SEED) Platform™ is a web-based application that helps organizations easily manage data on the energy performance of large groups of buildings.
The label filters (and, or, exclude) are based attached to the model via a <tags-input> and <auto-complete> elements. If a valid label is selected, its value is attached to the <tags-input>'s ng-model. If invalid text is entered, it is not attached to the ng-model and not available to reset in $scope. This makes clearing the text difficult.
What's this PR do?
After resetting the ng-model's labels, the trashcan icon will also re-render the <tags-input> element, clearing any remaining text.
It's a little hacky, but it's cleaner than trying to locate the correct HTML element within , clear its contents, and convince the element that it is now in a 'valid' state.
How should this be manually tested?
Add a few labels. Filter on those labels. Add some random text to the filter fields. Hit the trash icon.
Any background context you want to provide?
The label filters (and, or, exclude) are based attached to the model via a
<tags-input>and<auto-complete>elements. If a valid label is selected, its value is attached to the<tags-input>'s ng-model. If invalid text is entered, it is not attached to the ng-model and not available to reset in $scope. This makes clearing the text difficult.What's this PR do?
After resetting the ng-model's labels, the trashcan icon will also re-render the
<tags-input>element, clearing any remaining text.It's a little hacky, but it's cleaner than trying to locate the correct HTML element within, clear its contents, and convince the element that it is now in a 'valid' state.
How should this be manually tested?
Add a few labels. Filter on those labels. Add some random text to the filter fields. Hit the trash icon.
What are the relevant tickets?
4305
Screenshots (if appropriate)
https://github.com/SEED-platform/seed/assets/58446472/5b71532b-5f35-4ce6-adc6-066d1fbcbaba