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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Using Angular's Built In Directives Using ng-click to change the application state.

Posted by erika harvey
erika harvey
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toggle editing

Hi, so i tried by using the example given in the video with ng-click="editing != editing" for this part of the challenge and it did not work. I went on stackexchange and found ng-click = "toggle()", but have no idea what to put in there as the argument for the method and i tried ng-click = " (place the id you want in here ) != (place the id here) I don't get where i'm going wrong. please help

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mrhummel
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mrhummel
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mrhummel
mrhummel
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!= is an operator that checks if something is not equal. So therefore it won't affect the value of your variable. Since you want the value of the variable editing to be (=) not (!) the value of the variable editing, you should try ng-click="editing = !editing".

erika harvey
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erika harvey
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erika harvey
erika harvey
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d'oh..thank you very much mrhummel