Closed nickysaido closed 3 years ago
Hi @nickysaido,
I adapted the line as you wished in ngx-ellipsis@3.0.1
(By now all major browsers support classList
, so it's just more clear this way.)
However, I couldn't reproduce your bug even before fixing it: For me angular itself never adds these pseudo classes. (And I think it shouldn't ever as this is an element that's manually added by this.renderer.appendChild
. It appears ng-tns-*
are classes added by angular material - so apparently that does some magic I wasn't aware of... :thinking: )
Thanks for your update. I think it's classes adding by angular animation effects.
Hi. I use this module in angular. Dynamically generate multiple components with a lot of text. And to each, I connect an event handler
<div class="review-text" ellipsis="... {{showMoreTitle}}" [ellipsis-content]="review.text" (ellipsis-click-more)="showMoreClick()"></div>
but my handler doesn't work. Due to the fact that angular adds its own classes to the anchor element:<a _ngcontent-my-app-id-c22="" class="ngx-ellipsis-more ng-tns-c22-3" href="#">... more text</a>
Could you make adjustments to the ngx-ellipsis/src/lib/directives/ellipsis.directive file.ts in line 411. Do something like:if (!e.target || !(<HTMLElement> e.target).className || !(<HTMLElement> e.target).classList.contains('ngx-ellipsis-more')) { return; }
Thanks.