angular-off-click
It's like click, but when you don't click on your element.
Installing
npm install angular-off-click --save
<script src="node_modules/angular-off-click/dist/angular-off-click.js"></script>
-OR-
bower install angular-off-click --save
<script src="bower_components/angular-off-click/dist/angular-off-click.js"></script>
-THEN-
angular('yourAngularApp',['offClick']);
Usage/Example
Here we have a slide out navigation div that will appear when the user clicks a button. We want the div to go away when they click off of it (off-click
). We also want to make sure the button that triggers the div to open, also does initial close it ( off-click-filter
).
<button id="nav-toggle" off-click-filter="'#slide-out-nav'" ng-click="showNav = !showNav">Show Navigation</button>
<div id="slide-out-nav" ng-show="showNav" off-click="showNav = false" off-click-if="showNav">
...
</div>
The off-click
attribute is the expression or function that will execute each time the user doesn't click on your element (or filter)
The optional off-click-if
attribute is an expression that will determine if the off-click
should trigger or not.
The included off-click-filter
directive allows you to pass a comma separated list of targets whose off-click
will not be triggered when the element off-click-filter
was applied to is clicked (gets parsed as javascript, so remember to wrap in single quotes). If you pass off-click-filter="'*'"
that element will be a filter for every off-click on the page. The value is an angular expression and as such, you can also pass dynamic values like so: off-click-filter="'#' + myIdInScope"
and off-click-filter="myScopedVar"
.