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retrieve angularjs ID

<input type="text" ng-attr-id="{{ 'myid-' + q.ID }}" class="ng-pristine ng-untouched ng-valid" id="myid-1"><br />
<input type="text"   ng-attr-id="{{ 'myid-' + q.ID }}" class="ng-pristine ng-untouched ng-valid" id="myid-2"><br />
<input type="text"  ng-attr-id="{{ 'myid-' + q.ID }}" class="ng-pristine ng-untouched ng-valid" id="myid-3">

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In angularjs in the js file how can I get the ID number only. exp... 1 , 2, 3

Bob Learned

I don't understand the context for the question. Are you saying that you need a reference to the DOM element, and you want to get the "id" attribute value as "1" instead of "my-1"?

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ASKER

here is a better example.
http://plnkr.co/edit/64uNNbIpIyiPoIqMgfqs?p=preview

ok if you see I added a if statement but in the real world it does work.
if (item.QuestionID == item.QuestionIDs )

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ASKER

yes

Bob Learned

I see this code, but I don't understand yet how it applies to this question. If you uncomment the if block, does it work, or do you get an error?

 angular.forEach($scope.myData,function(item){
 
  // if (item.QuestionID ==  item.QuestionIDs )
   //{
      question = $filter('filter')($scope.existingList, {
      QuestionID: item.QuestionID
         });
       if(!item.answer && question.length>0){
        item.answer = question[0].Response;
      // } 
     }
    })

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sorry, so frustrated with this. what I am trying to do is filter by comparing 2 values. Just so it can put the value in the text box. no luck.

Bob Learned

If you are talking about this line, what is the problem with $filter expression?

question = $filter('filter')($scope.existingList, {
QuestionID: item.QuestionID
});

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the filter is taking is taking the value with the foreach loop and for example if I have 456 it put it on line 4 , 5 and 6
or if I have id 30 it takes the value instead of putting it on line 30 it put it on row 3 and then row 30.

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better example
http://plnkr.co/edit/JFSTsvNfvLDu5pcIpekU?p=preview

Bob Learned

OK, I understand that, so now I am trying to understand your question in relation to the Plunker example.

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ASKER

well i was going to lead to my question and try something by using the ID's to compare to the questionid. but if you know a better way please share.

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