I'm creating a number of ModuleItemComponents using the following Angular markup:
<div #moduleItems *ngFor="let module of seriesItem.modules; let i = index">
<app-module-item [videoModule]="module" ></app-module-item>
</div>
and the following code lives in the corresponding .ts file:
@ViewChildren('moduleItems') moduleItems;
I'm using code in the ngAfterViewInit event to try and get a reference to each ModuleItemComponent:
ngAfterViewInit() {
let items: [];
items = this.moduleItems.map((m) => m.nativeElement.firstChild);
items.forEach((m) => {
const thisModule = (m as ModuleItemComponent);
thisModule.onSelectionMade.subscribe((result: VideoModule) => {
this.deselectOthers(result);
});
});
}
However, I get an error at the ".subscribe" line because the type of thisModule is app-module-item, not ModuleItemComponent.
I'm sure I'm doing something wrong - just not sure how to do this right. Any help appreciated.
You need put the variable reference in the <app-module-item>
<app-module-item #moduleItems ...>
But in this case, you can use the own name of the class and forget the variable reference
@ViewChildren(ModuleItemComponent) moduleItems:QueryList<ModuleItemComponent>
And you can do
ngAfterViewInit()
{
this.moduleItems.forEach(item=>{
..item is a ModuleItemComponent..
..you has access to all his properties..
..e.g. item.onSelectionMade.subscribe(....)
})
}
See that the name of the class is not between quotes -I supose the name of the class is ModuleItemComponent, else change for the name of the class-