mturjak
commented
8 years ago Ok ... now the ng-ifcontains:
(post.available && post.available !== 0 || post.number < 1)Closed mturjak closed 8 years ago
mturjak
commented
8 years ago Ok ... now the ng-ifcontains:
(post.available && post.available !== 0 || post.number < 1)Actual condition needs to be like this:
((post.available && post.available !== 0) || (post.type === 'offer' && post.number < 1) || post.type === 'moment')
Something went wrong with showing available offers ... if number limited shows OK (when
post.available > 0), but need to add offers with setpost.number < 1(unlimited) to the condition