@bilow wrote:
Hi,
I’d like to know if there is a way or workaround to track a ‘completed’ event for the ionRefresher within the html template only.
Obviously we call the
refresherEvent.target.complete()
in the ‘controller’ by hand so I can put the ‘extra’ lines there, but I want to handle some simple UI logic just in the html template itself.What I had in mind:
<ion-refresher (ionRefresh)="refreshing = true; doRefreshStuff($event);" (ionCompleted)='refreshing = false;' slot="fixed" > <ion-refresher-content></ion-refresher-content> </ion-refresher> <ion-skeleton-text animated *ngIf='refreshing'></ion-skeleton-text>
So the idea is to control the
'refreshing'
value only from within the template and (in this case) to show/hide theion-skeleton-text
component.Looking forward to hear some ideas about this…
P.s. example is Ionic ‘4’ but this applies to all versions
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