When processing data, I encounter a unique challenge where the information is returned in an unusual format (a single string representing all the options/labels of a radio button group).
For example:
"yes|Yes no|No"
To address this issue, I have developed a function in my controller that converts this data into an array of pair objects. The function works by iterating over the data and splitting it at the newline character. For each item in the resulting array, a pair object with 'value' and 'label' attributes is created and added to the final array. The output would resemble:
[{value:"yes", label:"Yes"},{value:"no"|label:"No"}]
My HTML markup includes the following:
<div ng-repeat="item in function(dataObj)"></div>
Although the function currently works without any issues, there seems to be an error because Angular anticipates the same object returning twice, as seen in other related threads. However, I am unsure how to resolve this problem.
While everything is functioning correctly now, I want to address this potential error before proceeding further.