To hide/show a button using AngularJS, you can use the ng-show or ng-hide directives. Here is an example:
php<button ng-show="isVisible">Click me</button>
In the above example, the button will only be visible if the isVisible
variable is set to true
. If the variable is set to false
, the button will be hidden.
Alternatively, you can use the ng-if directive to completely remove the button from the DOM:
php<button ng-if="isVisible">Click me</button>
In this case, the button will be removed from the DOM if the isVisible
variable is set to false
.
You can change the value of the isVisible
variable in your controller or in your scope to show or hide the button dynamically:
php$scope.isVisible = true; // Show the button
$scope.isVisible = false; // Hide the button
Note that you can also use ng-show and ng-hide with expressions that evaluate to true or false, not just variables.
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