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<input type="checkbox" [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted" (change)="changeStatus()">

changeStatus() {
rowData.is_permitted = true;
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If I uncheck checkbox but conditionally I want to select the checkbox, the flag updated but not affect in UI.










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  • Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
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  • It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
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<input type="checkbox" [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted" (change)="changeStatus()">

changeStatus() {
rowData.is_permitted = true;
}


If I uncheck checkbox but conditionally I want to select the checkbox, the flag updated but not affect in UI.










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  • what is not working ?
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:05










  • Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:06










  • It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
    – Alon Shmiel
    Nov 17 at 9:08













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<input type="checkbox" [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted" (change)="changeStatus()">

changeStatus() {
rowData.is_permitted = true;
}


If I uncheck checkbox but conditionally I want to select the checkbox, the flag updated but not affect in UI.










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<input type="checkbox" [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted" (change)="changeStatus()">

changeStatus() {
rowData.is_permitted = true;
}


If I uncheck checkbox but conditionally I want to select the checkbox, the flag updated but not affect in UI.







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  • what is not working ?
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:05










  • Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:06










  • It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
    – Alon Shmiel
    Nov 17 at 9:08


















  • what is not working ?
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:05










  • Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
    – Sunil Singh
    Nov 17 at 9:06










  • It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
    – Alon Shmiel
    Nov 17 at 9:08
















what is not working ?
– Sunil Singh
Nov 17 at 9:05




what is not working ?
– Sunil Singh
Nov 17 at 9:05












Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
– Sunil Singh
Nov 17 at 9:06




Its working as expected. Check here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-1vmnl2
– Sunil Singh
Nov 17 at 9:06












It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
– Alon Shmiel
Nov 17 at 9:08




It doesn't (when you click on Change label.
– Alon Shmiel
Nov 17 at 9:08












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The problem is shown in this stackblitz. After unchecking the checkbox, the value is set to true in code but the checkbox remains unchecked.





You can do the following to override the action of the user with a change in code:




  • Force an immediate change detection by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges

  • Set the value to true

  • Let the change detection mecanism update the checkbox to reflect the updated value


In the code below, I handle the ngModelChange event. The conditional behavior mentioned in the question is simulated with the keepChecked property:



<input type="checkbox" 
[(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted"
(ngModelChange)="changeStatus()">




changeStatus() {
if (this.keepChecked) {
this.changeDetectorRef.detectChanges();
this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
}
}


See this stackblitz for a demo.





A similar result could be obtained by setting the value asynchronously in a setTimeout callback:



changeStatus() {
if (this.keepChecked) {
setTimeout(() => {
this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
});
}
}


but I prefer to keep the code synchronous by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges.






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    If I understand your question,
    After changing the input, it remains true.



    So, when rowData.is_permitted is true, you need to make it false.



    rowData.is_permitted is false, you need to make it true.



    If this is your problem, try do it by changing changeStatus function:



    rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;


    rowData.is_permitted will get the opposite value.



    Working example that I forked from @SunilSingh is here






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      You have to change ngModel value on click. May be rowData.is_permitted default value is true so, on click it is not changed by your function.
      Your changeStatus function will be



      changeStatus() {
      rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;
      }





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        The problem is shown in this stackblitz. After unchecking the checkbox, the value is set to true in code but the checkbox remains unchecked.





        You can do the following to override the action of the user with a change in code:




        • Force an immediate change detection by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges

        • Set the value to true

        • Let the change detection mecanism update the checkbox to reflect the updated value


        In the code below, I handle the ngModelChange event. The conditional behavior mentioned in the question is simulated with the keepChecked property:



        <input type="checkbox" 
        [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted"
        (ngModelChange)="changeStatus()">




        changeStatus() {
        if (this.keepChecked) {
        this.changeDetectorRef.detectChanges();
        this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
        }
        }


        See this stackblitz for a demo.





        A similar result could be obtained by setting the value asynchronously in a setTimeout callback:



        changeStatus() {
        if (this.keepChecked) {
        setTimeout(() => {
        this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
        });
        }
        }


        but I prefer to keep the code synchronous by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges.






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          up vote
          1
          down vote



          accepted










          The problem is shown in this stackblitz. After unchecking the checkbox, the value is set to true in code but the checkbox remains unchecked.





          You can do the following to override the action of the user with a change in code:




          • Force an immediate change detection by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges

          • Set the value to true

          • Let the change detection mecanism update the checkbox to reflect the updated value


          In the code below, I handle the ngModelChange event. The conditional behavior mentioned in the question is simulated with the keepChecked property:



          <input type="checkbox" 
          [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted"
          (ngModelChange)="changeStatus()">




          changeStatus() {
          if (this.keepChecked) {
          this.changeDetectorRef.detectChanges();
          this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
          }
          }


          See this stackblitz for a demo.





          A similar result could be obtained by setting the value asynchronously in a setTimeout callback:



          changeStatus() {
          if (this.keepChecked) {
          setTimeout(() => {
          this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
          });
          }
          }


          but I prefer to keep the code synchronous by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges.






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            up vote
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            accepted







            up vote
            1
            down vote



            accepted






            The problem is shown in this stackblitz. After unchecking the checkbox, the value is set to true in code but the checkbox remains unchecked.





            You can do the following to override the action of the user with a change in code:




            • Force an immediate change detection by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges

            • Set the value to true

            • Let the change detection mecanism update the checkbox to reflect the updated value


            In the code below, I handle the ngModelChange event. The conditional behavior mentioned in the question is simulated with the keepChecked property:



            <input type="checkbox" 
            [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted"
            (ngModelChange)="changeStatus()">




            changeStatus() {
            if (this.keepChecked) {
            this.changeDetectorRef.detectChanges();
            this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
            }
            }


            See this stackblitz for a demo.





            A similar result could be obtained by setting the value asynchronously in a setTimeout callback:



            changeStatus() {
            if (this.keepChecked) {
            setTimeout(() => {
            this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
            });
            }
            }


            but I prefer to keep the code synchronous by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges.






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            The problem is shown in this stackblitz. After unchecking the checkbox, the value is set to true in code but the checkbox remains unchecked.





            You can do the following to override the action of the user with a change in code:




            • Force an immediate change detection by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges

            • Set the value to true

            • Let the change detection mecanism update the checkbox to reflect the updated value


            In the code below, I handle the ngModelChange event. The conditional behavior mentioned in the question is simulated with the keepChecked property:



            <input type="checkbox" 
            [(ngModel)]="rowData.is_permitted"
            (ngModelChange)="changeStatus()">




            changeStatus() {
            if (this.keepChecked) {
            this.changeDetectorRef.detectChanges();
            this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
            }
            }


            See this stackblitz for a demo.





            A similar result could be obtained by setting the value asynchronously in a setTimeout callback:



            changeStatus() {
            if (this.keepChecked) {
            setTimeout(() => {
            this.rowData.is_permitted = true;
            });
            }
            }


            but I prefer to keep the code synchronous by calling ChangeDetectorRef.detectChanges.







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                If I understand your question,
                After changing the input, it remains true.



                So, when rowData.is_permitted is true, you need to make it false.



                rowData.is_permitted is false, you need to make it true.



                If this is your problem, try do it by changing changeStatus function:



                rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;


                rowData.is_permitted will get the opposite value.



                Working example that I forked from @SunilSingh is here






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                  If I understand your question,
                  After changing the input, it remains true.



                  So, when rowData.is_permitted is true, you need to make it false.



                  rowData.is_permitted is false, you need to make it true.



                  If this is your problem, try do it by changing changeStatus function:



                  rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;


                  rowData.is_permitted will get the opposite value.



                  Working example that I forked from @SunilSingh is here






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                    up vote
                    0
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                    If I understand your question,
                    After changing the input, it remains true.



                    So, when rowData.is_permitted is true, you need to make it false.



                    rowData.is_permitted is false, you need to make it true.



                    If this is your problem, try do it by changing changeStatus function:



                    rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;


                    rowData.is_permitted will get the opposite value.



                    Working example that I forked from @SunilSingh is here






                    share|improve this answer












                    If I understand your question,
                    After changing the input, it remains true.



                    So, when rowData.is_permitted is true, you need to make it false.



                    rowData.is_permitted is false, you need to make it true.



                    If this is your problem, try do it by changing changeStatus function:



                    rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;


                    rowData.is_permitted will get the opposite value.



                    Working example that I forked from @SunilSingh is here







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                        You have to change ngModel value on click. May be rowData.is_permitted default value is true so, on click it is not changed by your function.
                        Your changeStatus function will be



                        changeStatus() {
                        rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;
                        }





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                          You have to change ngModel value on click. May be rowData.is_permitted default value is true so, on click it is not changed by your function.
                          Your changeStatus function will be



                          changeStatus() {
                          rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;
                          }





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                            You have to change ngModel value on click. May be rowData.is_permitted default value is true so, on click it is not changed by your function.
                            Your changeStatus function will be



                            changeStatus() {
                            rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;
                            }





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                            You have to change ngModel value on click. May be rowData.is_permitted default value is true so, on click it is not changed by your function.
                            Your changeStatus function will be



                            changeStatus() {
                            rowData.is_permitted = !rowData.is_permitted;
                            }






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