Making toast errors not stack
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Toast stacks errors:
My code is pretty much toast service for firing this on each error:
import EventEmitter, Injectable from '@angular/core';
import ToastEvent from '../../models/toast/toast-event';
import ToastType from '../../enums/toast-type';
@Injectable()
export class ToastService
public emitter: EventEmitter<ToastEvent> = new EventEmitter();
public info(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-info-circle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Info, icon, message );
public error(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-exclamation-triangle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Error, icon, message );
This service is then injected into components that reuse it for erros like this:
public async onSaveClick(): Promise<void>
// Check the form and show a toast if invalid
if (!this.formIsValid())
this.toastService.error('There are errors on the form');
return;
if (this.isEditingCurrentSkin)
await this.updateSkin().toPromise();
else
await this.createSkin().toPromise();
this.loadAllSkins();
this.onGoBackClick();
Problem is when I have multiple errors they stack. How can I do this so it doesn't stack one on another?
angular toast edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
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Toast stacks errors:
My code is pretty much toast service for firing this on each error:
import EventEmitter, Injectable from '@angular/core';
import ToastEvent from '../../models/toast/toast-event';
import ToastType from '../../enums/toast-type';
@Injectable()
export class ToastService
public emitter: EventEmitter<ToastEvent> = new EventEmitter();
public info(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-info-circle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Info, icon, message );
public error(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-exclamation-triangle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Error, icon, message );
This service is then injected into components that reuse it for erros like this:
public async onSaveClick(): Promise<void>
// Check the form and show a toast if invalid
if (!this.formIsValid())
this.toastService.error('There are errors on the form');
return;
if (this.isEditingCurrentSkin)
await this.updateSkin().toPromise();
else
await this.createSkin().toPromise();
this.loadAllSkins();
this.onGoBackClick();
Problem is when I have multiple errors they stack. How can I do this so it doesn't stack one on another?
angular toast edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
add a comment |
Toast stacks errors:
My code is pretty much toast service for firing this on each error:
import EventEmitter, Injectable from '@angular/core';
import ToastEvent from '../../models/toast/toast-event';
import ToastType from '../../enums/toast-type';
@Injectable()
export class ToastService
public emitter: EventEmitter<ToastEvent> = new EventEmitter();
public info(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-info-circle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Info, icon, message );
public error(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-exclamation-triangle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Error, icon, message );
This service is then injected into components that reuse it for erros like this:
public async onSaveClick(): Promise<void>
// Check the form and show a toast if invalid
if (!this.formIsValid())
this.toastService.error('There are errors on the form');
return;
if (this.isEditingCurrentSkin)
await this.updateSkin().toPromise();
else
await this.createSkin().toPromise();
this.loadAllSkins();
this.onGoBackClick();
Problem is when I have multiple errors they stack. How can I do this so it doesn't stack one on another?
angular toast edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
Toast stacks errors:
My code is pretty much toast service for firing this on each error:
import EventEmitter, Injectable from '@angular/core';
import ToastEvent from '../../models/toast/toast-event';
import ToastType from '../../enums/toast-type';
@Injectable()
export class ToastService
public emitter: EventEmitter<ToastEvent> = new EventEmitter();
public info(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-info-circle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Info, icon, message );
public error(message: string, icon: string = 'fa-exclamation-triangle'): void
this.emitter.emit( toast: type: ToastType.Error, icon, message );
This service is then injected into components that reuse it for erros like this:
public async onSaveClick(): Promise<void>
// Check the form and show a toast if invalid
if (!this.formIsValid())
this.toastService.error('There are errors on the form');
return;
if (this.isEditingCurrentSkin)
await this.updateSkin().toPromise();
else
await this.createSkin().toPromise();
this.loadAllSkins();
this.onGoBackClick();
Problem is when I have multiple errors they stack. How can I do this so it doesn't stack one on another?
angular toast angular toast edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
edited Nov 15 '18 at 11:21
Ebin Manuval
8101124
8101124
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
asked Nov 15 '18 at 10:31
senseisensei
2,36333071
2,36333071
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create a modal component for error and success messages . so once user click on ok close the modal in modal component. Play with input and output feature of components.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
Supreeth B SSupreeth B S
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create a modal component for error and success messages . so once user click on ok close the modal in modal component. Play with input and output feature of components.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
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create a modal component for error and success messages . so once user click on ok close the modal in modal component. Play with input and output feature of components.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
Supreeth B SSupreeth B S
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create a modal component for error and success messages . so once user click on ok close the modal in modal component. Play with input and output feature of components.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
Supreeth B SSupreeth B S
83
create a modal component for error and success messages . so once user click on ok close the modal in modal component. Play with input and output feature of components.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
Supreeth B SSupreeth B S
83
answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 10:52
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