javascript - How to write directive for to many ng-if condition? -


i have simple form in showing simple text, same text tick , hiding same text based on ng-if conditions. want make directive dont know how. made simple directives 1 seems complicated.

here html

<ul class="list-unstyled carsure-listing-detail">     <li ng-if="!button_clicked && !checkboxmodel.value1"><input type="checkbox" ng-model="checkboxmodel.value1"> right b pillar non-accidented</li>                           <li ng-if="button_clicked && checkboxmodel.value1"><i class="fa fa-check"></i>right b pillar non-accidented</li>     <li ng-if="!button_clicked && checkboxmodel.value1"><input type="checkbox" ng-model="checkboxmodel.value1"> right b pillar non-accidented</li> </ul>

here controller

var maincontrollers = angular.module('maincontrollers', []); maincontrollers.controller('startercontroller', ['$scope', '$routeparams', function ($scope, $routeparams) {     $scope.checkboxmodel = {};     $scope.button_clicked = false;      console.log($scope.button_clicked);     $scope.checksubmit = function () {         $scope.button_clicked = true;      }  }]);

any suggestions how can achieve same functionality ?

just divide business logic , presentation logic.

in controller:

$scope.firstitemisvisible = !button_clicked      && ...(you can put more options here)...     && !checkboxmodel.value1; $scope.seconditemisvisible = button_clicked      && checkboxmodel.value1

on view:

<li ng-if="firstitemisvisible">     <input type="checkbox" ng-model="checkboxmodel.value1">         right b pillar non-accidented </li>                       <li ng-if="seconditemisvisible">     <i class="fa fa-check"></i>     right b pillar non-accidented </li>

the possible case of directive like:

<li put-if1="!button_clicked"      put-if2="!checkboxmodel.value1">     ... </li>

but redundant , can make skip 1 of equations in cases.


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