Angular Markup Components Template
The dxTemplate markup component specifies a custom template for a container UI component or a collection UI component's items in Angular apps. Place this template within the UI component's element, specify the template name and assign it to the corresponding xxxTemplate property (for example, itemTemplate, containerTemplate). You can omit specifying the xxxTemplate property if you use the default template name, for instance, item for the itemTemplate, content for the contentTemplate.
Commonly, the dxTemplate is in the component's binding context, but it can differ depending on the UI component element you specify the template for. See the corresponding xxxTemplate property description for more information on a specific template's binding context.
Angular
<dx-popup [width]="300" [height]="250" contentTemplate="info" [visible]="true"> <div *dxTemplate="let data of 'info'"> <p> Full Name: <span>{{employee.FirstName}}</span> <span>{{employee.LastName}}</span> </p> <p>Birth Date: <span>{{employee.BirthDate}}</span></p> <p>Address: <span>{{employee.Address}}</span></p> </div> </dx-popup>
import { DxPopupModule } from "devextreme-angular"; // ... export class AppComponent { employee = { FirstName: "Sandra", LastName: "Johnson", BirthDate: "1974/11/15", Address: "4600 N Virginia Rd." }; } @NgModule({ imports: [ // ... DxPopupModule ], // ... })
An item object extends the standard binding context. Use the input variable that is declared via the let
keyword. In all Angular apps, you can also bind a template element to the rendered item's index using the index
keyword.
Angular
<dx-list [dataSource]="fruits"> <div *dxTemplate="let fruit of 'item'; let i = index"> <span>[{{i}}] </span> <b>{{fruit.name}}</b><br /> <p>{{fruit.count}}</p> </div> </dx-list>
import { DxListModule } from "devextreme-angular"; // ... export class AppComponent { fruits = [ { name: "Apples", count: 10 }, { name: "Oranges", count: 12 }, { name: "Lemons", count: 15 }, { name: "Pears", count: 20 }, { name: "Pineapples", count: 3 } ]; } @NgModule({ imports: [ // ... DxListModule ], // ... })
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