This is my current approach and it is functioning correctly
$scope.data = $filter('filter')($scope.data, {dataType: term ,status : 'F'});
However, I need to filter the data based on two status values
$scope.data = $filter('filter')($scope.data, {dataType: term ,status : 'F' ,status:'E'});
The issue is that it is only accepting one status at a time (either F or E)
Any recommendations on how to achieve filtering based on both term and status F and E?
To start off, the information you provided is incorrect as you are passing an object with duplicate keys. This won't work in strict mode and will result in taking the last value, which in this case is E.
Now, let's discuss a possible solution... It seems like you want to filter data based on status F or E. You can create a custom filter to tailor the filtering process according to your needs, similar to the example below.
angular.module('yourAppName').filter('myFilter', function() {
return function(input, criteria) {
// your custom filter logic goes here
};
});
Then, you can utilize your filter by passing an array of values that you wish to filter.
$scope.data = $filter('myFilter')($scope.data, {status : ["A", "B"]});
The implementation method may vary (you might consider using underscore), but the concept remains the same... For more information on filters, refer to this documentation
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