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How to Refresh an Array Without Page Reload in Angular?

In modern web development, enhancing user experience by minimizing page reloads is essential. One common scenario is needing to refresh an array in your application when a user updates a record, without forcing a full page refresh. In this guide, we’ll explore how to accomplish this task within an Angular application that displays filtered data in a grid format.

The Problem: Updating a Filtered Array

Imagine you have a grid displaying a list of students filtered based on certain criteria. Each row in this grid contains a button to update student information. When the data is updated, you want the grid to reflect this change immediately without requiring a full page refresh.

Here’s an outline of the approach we’ll take:

Filtered Array Initialization: Understand how the filtered array works.

Updating Records: Implement functionality for updating records.

Refreshing the Array: Learn how to modify the filtered array to reflect updates dynamically.

Step 1: Set Up the Filtered Array

First, let’s ensure we have our filtered array correctly initialized in Angular. The filtered array stores the student information based on the user’s selection. Here’s how you can set it up:

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In this code snippet, we filter the students based on a selected ID, ensuring that our filtered array now only contains relevant data.

Step 2: Function to Update Records

When a user clicks the button to update a student’s record, we need to handle that action with a function. Here’s an example:

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In this function, we send a request to update a student’s record and check for a successful response.

Step 3: Refresh the Array Dynamically

The critical part of this process is ensuring the filtered array reflects the changes made. After updating the record successfully, we should modify the corresponding entry in the filtered array. Here’s how to do that:

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Key Changes

Adding the Update Logic: The line this.filtered[index].present = 'Y'; adds a new property indicating that the record has been updated. This change will immediately reflect in the Angular grid due to the two-way data binding.

Conclusion

In this guide, we covered how to refresh an array dynamically in Angular without reloading the page. This not only enhances user experience but also improves the overall efficiency of your application. By carefully managing your arrays and using Angular's reactive capabilities, you can create a seamless experience for users interacting with your data.

As you implement this solution, consider how other functionalities can benefit from dynamic data updates to maximize the performance of your applications!