I have been dealing with managed fields retrieved from a web server in the following format:
{
"fields":{
"relationshipStatus":[
{
"fieldId":4,
"name":"Committed"
},
{
"fieldId":2,
"name":"Dating"
},
{
"fieldId":6,
"name":"Engaged"
},
{
"fieldId":3,
"name":"Exclusive"
},
{
"fieldId":7,
"name":"Married"
},
{
"fieldId":8,
"name":"Open Relationship"
},
{
"fieldId":5,
"name":"Partnered"
},
{
"fieldId":1,
"name":"Single"
}
]
}
}
Recently, I encountered an issue where I needed to filter profiles based on the relationship status field. To achieve this, I utilized a drop-down selector that performs the filtering operation using the field name like so:
<select ng-model='$storage.filter.relationshipStatus'
ng-options="option.fieldId as option.name for option in managedFields.relationshipStatus"
ng-change="changeFilter('relationshipStatus')">
<option value="">Any Relationship Status</option>
In another instance, while viewing individual profiles in a template, I noticed that when attempting to display the relationship status using {{profile.relationshipStatus}}, it returned a numerical value (e.g., 4 for Committed) instead of the actual string value. I am unsure how to modify the profile template to show the string representation (e.g., "Committed") instead of the numeric identifier. I've tried using
{{profile.relationshipStatus.value}}{{profile.relationshipStatus | relationshipToString}}If anyone could offer some advice or point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.