The CheckBox component for Angular represents a check box that allows the end-user to select a true, false or indeterminate condition.
Refer to Angular Getting Started before you start with this help topic.
The CheckBox component for Angular requires the following imports.
A class is marked as an Angular component through the @Component decorator:
Every jQWidgets Angular component has an [auto-create] attribute which determines whether the component is automatically created or is created on demand by API method call.
By default, the [auto-create] attribute value is true.
The AppComponent class is used to instantiate the app. In some of the examples, we use @ViewChild and ngAfterViewInit.
@ViewChild('checkBoxReference') myCheckBox: jqxCheckBoxComponent;
myCheckBox
is available.
The following example demonstrates the CheckBox
component for Angular.
Add the imports.
import { Component, ViewChild, AfterViewInit } from '@angular/core';
import { jqxCheckBoxComponent } from 'jqwidgets-ng/jqxcheckbox';
@Component decorator:
@Component({
selector: 'app-root',
template: `<jqxCheckBox #checkBoxReference></jqxCheckBox>`
})
Create the AppComponent class.
@ViewChild('checkBoxReference') myCheckBox: jqxCheckBoxComponent;
setOptions
method.
ngAfterViewInit(): void
{
this.myCheckBox.createComponent(this.CheckBoxSettings);
}
The following example demonstrates how to create a CheckBox component for Angular by using the createComponent method.
The properties which are defined as attributes can be changed directly:
To get or set a property, which we did not define or call a method, we can do the following:
Import @ViewChild decorator:
Add the CheckBox component:
Get access to the CheckBox component and its API:
Finally, we can call methods or set/get properties like that:
Every component has a method setOptions
which accepts a JSON object as an argument.
This object contains component settings and you can use it to set a single or multiple properties dynamically.
The change
event is triggered when the checkbox's state changes from one state to another.
The following example demonstrates how to add an event listener.
"on"
before the event name and upperCase it's the first letter.
To invoke methods, you can use the CheckBox reference.
( check() to checks the checkbox ) - this.myCheckBox.check()
.
The following example demonstrates how to invoke methods of the CheckBox
component for Angular.
The following example demonstrates how to create a CheckBox
component for Angular.
The following example demonstrates the CheckBox in the indeterminate state. Use checked: null
property.
The following example demonstrates how to disable CheckBox
component for Angular.