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How to display matched data in Angular 5


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Initially, I am displaying student details from this array in HTML along with a text box.



component.ts



students=[id:1,name:"john", id:2,name:"dublin",
id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


component.html



<div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
x.name
<input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" >
</div>


Now I am getting 2 student details from database in an array



studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]


Now what I need is student name is matched with students array of the name then the marks will display in the particular text field



I got this link but he took empty objects in the array.
stackblitz



I feel this is not the correct way.
Anyone, please help.










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  • please check answer with solution here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-r1gyo9?file=src/app/…

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Initially, I am displaying student details from this array in HTML along with a text box.



component.ts



students=[id:1,name:"john", id:2,name:"dublin",
id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


component.html



<div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
x.name
<input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" >
</div>


Now I am getting 2 student details from database in an array



studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]


Now what I need is student name is matched with students array of the name then the marks will display in the particular text field



I got this link but he took empty objects in the array.
stackblitz



I feel this is not the correct way.
Anyone, please help.










share|improve this question
























  • please check answer with solution here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-r1gyo9?file=src/app/…

    – TheParam
    Mar 25 at 9:30













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Initially, I am displaying student details from this array in HTML along with a text box.



component.ts



students=[id:1,name:"john", id:2,name:"dublin",
id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


component.html



<div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
x.name
<input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" >
</div>


Now I am getting 2 student details from database in an array



studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]


Now what I need is student name is matched with students array of the name then the marks will display in the particular text field



I got this link but he took empty objects in the array.
stackblitz



I feel this is not the correct way.
Anyone, please help.










share|improve this question
















Initially, I am displaying student details from this array in HTML along with a text box.



component.ts



students=[id:1,name:"john", id:2,name:"dublin",
id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


component.html



<div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
x.name
<input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" >
</div>


Now I am getting 2 student details from database in an array



studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]


Now what I need is student name is matched with students array of the name then the marks will display in the particular text field



I got this link but he took empty objects in the array.
stackblitz



I feel this is not the correct way.
Anyone, please help.







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  • please check answer with solution here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-r1gyo9?file=src/app/…

    – TheParam
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please check answer with solution here stackblitz.com/edit/angular-r1gyo9?file=src/app/…

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Here you need to match the student name with studentDetails array of objects and return the match student marks like below.



Example



component.ts



 getStudentMarks(studentName) : number 
let marks = 0;
this.studentDetails.forEach(details =>

if (studentName == details.name)
marks = details.marks;

)
return marks;



component.html



<div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
x.name
<input type="text" [value]="getStudentMarks(x.name)" >
</div>


Here is solution on stackblitz






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    You can bind Marks field before hand and then when student details come from DB just update it like below



    students=[id:1,name:"john",id:2,name:"dublin",id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


    HTML



    <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
    x.name
    <input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" [(ngModel)]="x.marks">
    </div>


    once you get data from DB you just need to update original stident array and update marks in that



    studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]

    for(let student of studentDetails)
    let matchedStudent= students.find(w=>w.name === student.name);
    if(matchedStudent)

    matchedStudent.marks=student.marks;




    Since here using two way data model .. your html will update once model get updated



    Note: But make sure name is unique field, generally it should be Id






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    • Its working bro thanks for your response.

      – Siva
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    on component.html add following code:



    <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
    <div *ngFor="let j of studentDetails">
    <input *ngIf="x.name == j.name" type="text" [name]="'name'+i"
    [value]="j.marks">
    </div>
    </div>





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      Here you need to match the student name with studentDetails array of objects and return the match student marks like below.



      Example



      component.ts



       getStudentMarks(studentName) : number 
      let marks = 0;
      this.studentDetails.forEach(details =>

      if (studentName == details.name)
      marks = details.marks;

      )
      return marks;



      component.html



      <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
      x.name
      <input type="text" [value]="getStudentMarks(x.name)" >
      </div>


      Here is solution on stackblitz






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        Here you need to match the student name with studentDetails array of objects and return the match student marks like below.



        Example



        component.ts



         getStudentMarks(studentName) : number 
        let marks = 0;
        this.studentDetails.forEach(details =>

        if (studentName == details.name)
        marks = details.marks;

        )
        return marks;



        component.html



        <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
        x.name
        <input type="text" [value]="getStudentMarks(x.name)" >
        </div>


        Here is solution on stackblitz






        share|improve this answer



























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          Here you need to match the student name with studentDetails array of objects and return the match student marks like below.



          Example



          component.ts



           getStudentMarks(studentName) : number 
          let marks = 0;
          this.studentDetails.forEach(details =>

          if (studentName == details.name)
          marks = details.marks;

          )
          return marks;



          component.html



          <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
          x.name
          <input type="text" [value]="getStudentMarks(x.name)" >
          </div>


          Here is solution on stackblitz






          share|improve this answer















          Here you need to match the student name with studentDetails array of objects and return the match student marks like below.



          Example



          component.ts



           getStudentMarks(studentName) : number 
          let marks = 0;
          this.studentDetails.forEach(details =>

          if (studentName == details.name)
          marks = details.marks;

          )
          return marks;



          component.html



          <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
          x.name
          <input type="text" [value]="getStudentMarks(x.name)" >
          </div>


          Here is solution on stackblitz







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              You can bind Marks field before hand and then when student details come from DB just update it like below



              students=[id:1,name:"john",id:2,name:"dublin",id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


              HTML



              <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
              x.name
              <input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" [(ngModel)]="x.marks">
              </div>


              once you get data from DB you just need to update original stident array and update marks in that



              studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]

              for(let student of studentDetails)
              let matchedStudent= students.find(w=>w.name === student.name);
              if(matchedStudent)

              matchedStudent.marks=student.marks;




              Since here using two way data model .. your html will update once model get updated



              Note: But make sure name is unique field, generally it should be Id






              share|improve this answer

























              • Its working bro thanks for your response.

                – Siva
                Mar 25 at 10:02















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              You can bind Marks field before hand and then when student details come from DB just update it like below



              students=[id:1,name:"john",id:2,name:"dublin",id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


              HTML



              <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
              x.name
              <input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" [(ngModel)]="x.marks">
              </div>


              once you get data from DB you just need to update original stident array and update marks in that



              studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]

              for(let student of studentDetails)
              let matchedStudent= students.find(w=>w.name === student.name);
              if(matchedStudent)

              matchedStudent.marks=student.marks;




              Since here using two way data model .. your html will update once model get updated



              Note: But make sure name is unique field, generally it should be Id






              share|improve this answer

























              • Its working bro thanks for your response.

                – Siva
                Mar 25 at 10:02













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              You can bind Marks field before hand and then when student details come from DB just update it like below



              students=[id:1,name:"john",id:2,name:"dublin",id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


              HTML



              <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
              x.name
              <input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" [(ngModel)]="x.marks">
              </div>


              once you get data from DB you just need to update original stident array and update marks in that



              studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]

              for(let student of studentDetails)
              let matchedStudent= students.find(w=>w.name === student.name);
              if(matchedStudent)

              matchedStudent.marks=student.marks;




              Since here using two way data model .. your html will update once model get updated



              Note: But make sure name is unique field, generally it should be Id






              share|improve this answer















              You can bind Marks field before hand and then when student details come from DB just update it like below



              students=[id:1,name:"john",id:2,name:"dublin",id:3,name:"bhaskar",id:4,name:"robert"]


              HTML



              <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
              x.name
              <input type="text" [name]="'name'+i" [(ngModel)]="x.marks">
              </div>


              once you get data from DB you just need to update original stident array and update marks in that



              studentDetails=[name:"john",marks:50,name:"robert",marks:100]

              for(let student of studentDetails)
              let matchedStudent= students.find(w=>w.name === student.name);
              if(matchedStudent)

              matchedStudent.marks=student.marks;




              Since here using two way data model .. your html will update once model get updated



              Note: But make sure name is unique field, generally it should be Id







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              • Its working bro thanks for your response.

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              • Its working bro thanks for your response.

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              Its working bro thanks for your response.

              – Siva
              Mar 25 at 10:02





              Its working bro thanks for your response.

              – Siva
              Mar 25 at 10:02











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              on component.html add following code:



              <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
              <div *ngFor="let j of studentDetails">
              <input *ngIf="x.name == j.name" type="text" [name]="'name'+i"
              [value]="j.marks">
              </div>
              </div>





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                on component.html add following code:



                <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
                <div *ngFor="let j of studentDetails">
                <input *ngIf="x.name == j.name" type="text" [name]="'name'+i"
                [value]="j.marks">
                </div>
                </div>





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                  on component.html add following code:



                  <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
                  <div *ngFor="let j of studentDetails">
                  <input *ngIf="x.name == j.name" type="text" [name]="'name'+i"
                  [value]="j.marks">
                  </div>
                  </div>





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                  on component.html add following code:



                  <div *ngFor="let x of students;let i=index">
                  <div *ngFor="let j of studentDetails">
                  <input *ngIf="x.name == j.name" type="text" [name]="'name'+i"
                  [value]="j.marks">
                  </div>
                  </div>






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