Is it possible to add an ng-click event to the switch? about angular-bootstrap-switch HOT 5 CLOSED

The click really means nothing, you should $watch your ng-model and react to its change.

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Yes, but in my case i am using it on a table like

<tr data-ng-repeat="user in displayed">
...
 <input
                        bs-switch
                        type="checkbox"
                        data-ng-click="toggleUserActive(user)"
                        ng-model="user.active"
                        switch-on-text="{{ 'Active' || i18n }}"
                        switch-off-text="{{ 'Disabled' || i18n }}"
                        switch-on-color="success"
                        switch-off-color="danger"
                        switch-size="mini">

for this use case $watch doesn't seem to fit in or should i use watch in this case ?
and if so how would i do it one per user ? Seems overhead.

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You should use $watch, ng-click is not the right approach to your problem.

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Hola!

Aquí está la solución: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13077320/angularjs-trigger-when-radio-button-is-selected

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I would say there is a different issue here

switch-change is firing on anyone changing the model object. I would expect switch-change to fire if IT changed the model object. Having that, then no need for ng-click.

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