Hi Tolga,
>
> displayContactFullName(contactId: string) {
> if (contactId) {
> return this.contactService.getContact(contactId).subscribe(rawContact => {
> this.contact = new Contact(rawContact);
> let returnValue = this.contact.detail.fullName;
> console.log(returnValue);
> return returnValue;
Thanks for your suggestion.
Regards,]
Suresh
On Mon, Jan 7, 2019 at 7:44 PM Tito wrote:
> It is not really angular 7 logging service. I think most accurate
> description is angular 7 that makes use logging service api
>
> Pretty much any version of angular can consume any service. But that said
The code I posted was for AngularJS. Note that the title for this thread
is misleading.
[AngularJS] Angular 7 Logging Service
AngularJS and Angular are 2 different animals.
On Mon, Jan 7, 2019 at 2:11 PM Scott Logsdon wrote:
> Suresh,
>
> You could use a service similar to the following whic
Suresh,
You could use a service similar to the following which will report client
side stack trace.
export default angular
> .module('app.services.exceptionOverride', [])
> .factory('$exceptionHandler', function($injector) {
> return function(exception, cause) {
> var errUrl = "your
It is not really angular 7 logging service. I think most accurate description
is angular 7 that makes use logging service api
Pretty much any version of angular can consume any service. But that said, if
you want a logging service it is just a matter of implementing it on you actual
rest api se
Hi Sander,
o.k. now I get it... Thx for help
Regards,
Martin
Am Montag, 7. Januar 2019 11:38:33 UTC+1 schrieb Sander Elias:
>
> Hi Martin,
>
> Oh they do work with the cdk virtual scroll (CVS from here on). However,
> your example has multiple items on a single "row". There is no way CVS is
>
Hi Martin,
Oh they do work with the cdk virtual scroll (CVS from here on). However,
your example has multiple items on a single "row". There is no way CVS is
able to determine how much space is needed. You iterate over say 100 items,
this results in 20 rows of 5 elements. How do you expect that
