I have used the component (with ng-block-ui integrated) in a page component. It fires both the block-ui event if I click to any one.
I want to block the UI of that specific card which I clicked.
I found the answer!! to this problem.
By providing randomly generated id each time the component gets called, and targeting that ID in call of block-ui instance it worked
// Generate random string assign to specific
// core-card to only block that specific card
public coreCardId: string = Math.random().toString(36).substring(2);
// block ui on 'reload' method call
reload(event) {
this.blockUIService.start(this.coreCardId);
// block-ui timeout
setTimeout(() => {
this.blockUIService.stop(this.coreCardId);
}, 2500);
}
I have used Block-ui service for this :
// ng-block-ui service
import { BlockUIService } from 'ng-block-ui';
It helped me to target that specific id that I clicked and want to block that element in HTML
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