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I have a boolean argument on a *ngIf, however it does not seem to work. If the argument is true:
<ion-input type="text" *ngIf="produto.fracionado" value="Sim" readonly></ion-input>
If the argument is false:
<ion-input type="text" *ngIf="!produto.fracionado" value="Não" readonly></ion-input>
However it is always returned me "Yes", even for cases of false argument.
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if the result you are receiving is "Não" then he will always return true for "Não" is a string valid you need to work the boolean variables always with false and true, or 0 and 1
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Your html is correct. You can show me the result of your object. I did a simulation on my project with Ionic 3 in this way:
public produto: object = {
fracionado: false
}
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It seems to work (https://jsbin.com/yoqufoceva/edit?html,js,output). Make sure that Angular is loaded correctly on the page?
– Woss
I am sure because the rest of the page works correctly. It was missing to say that I am using Ionic and Angular 3.1.1.
– rafaelssce
Sorry for the error, the core of Angular is 4.0.2.
– rafaelssce