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- We already discussed Ionic CSS list elements. In this tutorial we will show you JavaScript lists.
- They allow us to use some new features like swipe, drag and remove.
- Below is the code to explain the usage of Javascript list in ionic environment
Using List
- The directives used for displaying lists and items are ion-list and ion-item as showed below.
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Delete Button
- This button can be added by using ion-delete-button directive. You can use any icon class you want.
- Since we don't always want to show delete buttons because users might accidentally tap it and trigger delete process we can add show-delete attribute to ion-list and connect it with ng-model.
- In the example below we will use ion-toggle as a model. When toggle is on delete, the buttons will appear on our list items.
Reorder Button
- Ionic directive for reorder button is ion-reorder-button.
- The element we created has on-reorder attribute that will trigger the function from our controller whenever user is dragging this element
- When we click the icon on the right we can drag element and move it to some other place in the list.
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Option Button
- Option button is created using ion-option-button directive. These buttons are showed when list item is swiped to the left and we can hide it again by swiping item element to the right.
- You can see in example below two buttons that are hidden.
- When we swipe item element to the left, the text will be moved left and buttons will appear on the right side.
Other Functions
- collection-repeat is updated version of AngularJs ng-repeat directive. It will only render visible elements on the screen and the rest will be updated as you scroll.
- This is important performance improvement when you are working with large lists.
- This directive can be combined with item-width and item-height attributes for further optimization of the list items.
- There are some other useful attributes for working with images inside your list.
- item-render-buffer represents number of items that are loaded after visible items.
- The higher this value is, the more items will be preloaded. force-refresh-images will fix an issue with source of the images while scrolling.
- Both of these classes will influence performance in a negative way.