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How to Disable Individual Radio Options in Angular Formly

When working with forms in Angular, particularly with Angular Formly, developers often face challenges that can hinder their desired user interface functionality. One such common issue is the need to disable specific radio button options in a form.

In this post, we'll explore a solution to the problem of disabling individual radio options within Angular Formly fields.

The Problem: Disabling a Radio Button

Imagine you are working with a form that has a series of radio button options. You may want to disable a specific option based on certain conditions, such as user permissions or input validations. In this case, the challenge arises: how do you disable a single radio option using Angular Formly?

Example Code

A developer encountered the following situation while attempting to disable the first radio button option:

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Despite various attempts to add a disable property, such as:

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The desired outcome was not achieved.

What Was Tried

The developer also attempted to utilize hooks in Angular Formly:

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Unfortunately, these attempts were also unsuccessful, leading to frustration.

The Solution: Update the @ ngx-formly/core Version

After thorough investigations, the solution to the problem emerged: updating the version of @ ngx-formly/core.

Step-by-Step Guide to Resolve the Issue:

Identify the Version:

The developer was using @ ngx-formly/core version 5.5.1.

Update to the Latest Version:

To apply the fix, update to at least version 5.10.1.

You can update the package using npm with the following command:

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Test the Changes:

After updating, the previously non-functional code to disable the radio button will now work correctly.

Conclusion

By simply updating the @ ngx-formly/core package to a more recent version, the developer was able to successfully disable the first radio button option as needed. This highlights a crucial lesson in keeping dependencies up to date, as newer versions often contain important fixes and features that resolve existing issues.

If you find yourself in a similar situation, make sure to check if an update could solve your problem.

Happy coding, and may your forms be ever user-friendly!