Below the code gives output 15
<h1>{{model.ItemExpireAlertTime}}</h1>
however, when I tried to add conditional css class, it is not working for some reason.
<span timer interval="1000" countdown="item.ExpireTicksInSeconds">
<span ng-class="minutes < model.ItemExpireAlertTime ? 'item-expire-alert' : '' " ng-show="minutes < 10">0</span>{{minutes}} dk
<span ng-show="seconds < 10">0</span>{{seconds}} sn
</span>
How can I add alert class when minutes is smaller than ItemExpireAlertTime ?
尝试
ng-class="{'item-expire-alert': minutes < model.ItemExpireAlertTime}"
You have your ng-class
the wrong way around, try this:
<span timer interval="1000" countdown="item.ExpireTicksInSeconds">
<span ng-class="{'item-expire-alert': minutes < model.ItemExpireAlertTime}" ng-show="minutes < 10">0</span>{{minutes}} dk
<span ng-show="seconds < 10">0</span>{{seconds}} sn
</span>
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