Currently, I am utilizing a 3rd party API to populate my front end with data. Due to the nature of the API, I do not have control over it and am simply displaying information using REST URLs.
<tr ng-repeat="stat in allStats">
<td>{{stat.date}}</td>
<td>{{stat.Organic Inbound}}</td>
</tr>
I am facing an issue with the {{stat.Organic Inbound}} property. The presence of a space within the variable name is causing difficulties as I am unable to modify the backend format. Can you advise on how to handle such variables within AngularJS ng-repeat loop? I recall encountering this situation before but cannot remember the exact solution. I attempted techniques like
<td>{{stat.$(Organic Search)}}</td><td>{{stat.'Organic Search')}}</td>Due to the large volume of incoming data, manually mapping the object in the JavaScript controller to alter it would be impractical and slow down the process significantly. Is there a way to utilize \ to ignore the space in the variable name? Any insights or suggestions are greatly appreciated.