Now, I have a button and I have a validation process taking place in its click [onclick]. I have a web service call and other processes if the validation is successful, which I have in the ng-click. I doubt validation is not taking place.
My Page:
<script>
validate(){
// my validation code goes here...
}
</script>
<input type="button" id="btnLogin" title="Login" value="Login" onclick="validate();" ng-click="login_authentication();"/>
My Controller:
$scope.login_authentication = function() {
// My login code goes here....
}
Ideally you shouldn't be using onclick
at all in angular if you can avoid it. Run validate()
in your ng-click
and then run login_authentication()
if successful. Alternatively use angular's ng-form
style validation for your inputs.
You should avoid using onclick
in angularjs.
For answer of your question onClick
will be called first I tried this code which tells that that onClick
will be called first.
<div ng-controller="ControllerZero">
<button ng-click="angularNgClick()" onclick="jsClick()">Click</button>
</div>
function ControllerZero($scope) {
$scope.angularNgClick = function() {
alert('Angular NG Click');
};
}
var jsClick = function() {
alert('js on Click');
};
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