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You can easily create a function on your scope that filters the object

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Yes, I can create the filter function, as I have but it's done in javascript and needs to be used before calling your ng-csv. However, as you replied to me in closing my other request you've said I need to use the directive if I need the download functionality (which I do). So, is there another path? It seems to me I need to pre-filter the object first, but I need to have the download capability that won't let me pre-filter the object. Could you possibly filter out the nonsense from the resource like you've already done with the hash of an object? Is there something I'm missing?

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You can easily create a function on your scope that filters the object

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I think you didn't understand me or I didn't understand you,
You can still use the directive and instead of providing the object itself
you can provide a scope method, there's no conflict here.

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Yes, I can create the filter function, as I have but it's done in
javascript and needs to be used before calling your ng-csv. However, as you
replied to me in closing my other request you've said I need to use the
directive if I need the download functionality (which I do). So, is there
another path? It seems to me I need to pre-filter the object first, but I
need to have the download capability that won't let me pre-filter the
object. Could you possibly filter out the nonsense from the resource like
you've already done with the hash of an object? Is there something I'm
missing?

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Ah, nice. Thanks for the clarification. The documentation is not clear in that regard, at least to me. This works fine now.

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I think you didn't understand me or I didn't understand you, You can still use the directive and instead of providing the object itself you can provide a scope method, there's no conflict here.

On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 2:40 PM, axewelder [email protected] wrote:

Yes, I can create the filter function, as I have but it's done in
javascript and needs to be used before calling your ng-csv. However,
as you replied to me in closing my other request you've said I need to
use the directive if I need the download functionality (which I do).
So, is there another path? It seems to me I need to pre-filter the
object first, but I need to have the download capability that won't
let me pre-filter the object. Could you possibly filter out the
nonsense from the resource like you've already done with the hash of
an object? Is there something I'm missing?

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Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 1:30 AM
To: asafdav/ng-csv
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Subject: Re: [ng-csv] Specify which fields are included from object?
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Great I'm glad I could help

On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 8:19 PM, axewelder [email protected] wrote:

Ah, nice. Thanks for the clarification. The documentation is not clear in
that regard, at least to me. This works fine now.

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From: Asaf David [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 11:17 AM
To: asafdav/ng-csv
Cc: Conner, Barry Contractor DC3/DCCI
Subject: Re: [ng-csv] Specify which fields are included from object? (#54)

I think you didn't understand me or I didn't understand you, You can still
use the directive and instead of providing the object itself you can
provide a scope method, there's no conflict here.

On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 2:40 PM, axewelder [email protected]
wrote:

Yes, I can create the filter function, as I have but it's done in
javascript and needs to be used before calling your ng-csv. However,
as you replied to me in closing my other request you've said I need to
use the directive if I need the download functionality (which I do).
So, is there another path? It seems to me I need to pre-filter the
object first, but I need to have the download capability that won't
let me pre-filter the object. Could you possibly filter out the
nonsense from the resource like you've already done with the hash of
an object? Is there something I'm missing?

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From: Asaf David [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 1:30 AM
To: asafdav/ng-csv
Cc: Conner, Barry Contractor DC3/DCCI
Subject: Re: [ng-csv] Specify which fields are included from object?
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