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Example, I want to make a list with the HTML tag
<ul>
<li>primeiro item</li>
<li>segundo item</li>
<li>terceiro item</li>
</ul>
And my object is like this
teste = {nome: "primeiro item segundo item terceiro item"}
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Example, I want to make a list with the HTML tag
<ul>
<li>primeiro item</li>
<li>segundo item</li>
<li>terceiro item</li>
</ul>
And my object is like this
teste = {nome: "primeiro item segundo item terceiro item"}
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First you have to separate your string into an array of substrings based on something. For example by spaces:
meuArray:string[]
ngOnInit(){
teste = {nome: "primeiro item segundo item terceiro item"}
this.meuArray= teste.nome.split(' ');
}
And then only use ngFor in your array
<ul>
<li *ngFor"let item of meuArray">{{item}}</li>
</ul>
Thanks friend, I will try here. Hugs and thank you very much.
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Your question is unclear, you can explain it better?
– Eduardo Vargas
and what have you tried to do? have you seen the questions here on the site with similar ideas, such as this:ngFor ?
– Ricardo Pontual
Eduardo Vargas, is my object right? test = {name: "first item second item third item"} I want to do this within the test object = {name: "<ul><li>first </li> <li><li>second item</li><li> third item</li>"} and this object automatically already formats and gets a list. I could understand brother?
– Dan100