angular - angular2 jquery UI sortable with model update -


created component having array of datas , doing sortable using jquery ui sortable. pfb component code.

import { component, afterviewinit  } '@angular/core'; declare var $:any;  @component({   selector: 'app-requirement-details',   templateurl: './requirement-details.component.html',   styleurls: ['./requirement-details.component.css'] }) export class requirementdetailscomponent implements afterviewinit  {      private tabledatas = [         {             name:'sameer',             age: '20'         }, {             name:'nithya',             age: '30'         }, {             name:'dinesh',             age: '25'         }, {             name:'ramesh',             age: '40'         }, {             name:'prabhu',             age: '32'         }, {             name:'gopal',             age: '35'         }, {             name:'irshad',             age: '36'         }, {             name:'puhal',             age: '33'         }, {             name:'rajagopal',             age: '38'         }, {             name:'sakthi',             age: '35'         }     ];      constructor() { }       ngafterviewinit () {         let component = this;         $(".rtablebody").sortable({             axis: "y",             cursor: "move",             handle: ".handle",             opacity: 0.6,             helper: function(e, item) {                 console.log("parent-helper: ", item);                 if (!item.hasclass("ui-selected")) {                     //item.addclass("ui-selected");                 }                 // clone selected elements                 var elements = $(".ui-selected").not('.ui-sortable-placeholder').clone();                 console.log("making helper: ", elements);                 // hide selected elements                 item.siblings(".ui-selected").addclass("hidden");                 var helper = $("<div class='rtable' ><div class='rtablebody'></div></div>");                 helper.append(elements);                 console.log("helper: ", helper);                 return helper;             },             start: function(e, ui) {                 var elements = ui.item.siblings(".ui-selected.hidden").not('.ui-sortable-placeholder');                 ui.item.data("items", elements);             },             update: function(e, ui) {                 console.log("receiving: ", ui.item.data("items"));                 $.each(ui.item.data("items"), function(k, v) {                     console.log("appending ", v, " before ", ui.item);                     ui.item.before(v);                 });             },             stop: function(e, ui) {                 ui.item.siblings(".ui-selected").removeclass("hidden");                 $(".ui-selected").removeclass("ui-selected");             }         })         .selectable({             filter: ".rtablerow",             cancel: ".handle"         })      }  }

and template code below

<div class="rtable">     <div class="rtablerow head">         <div class="rtablehead" style="width:5%;"><strong>si.no</strong></div>         <div class="rtablehead"><span style="font-weight: bold;">name</span></div>         <div class="rtablehead">age</div>     </div>     <div class="rtablebody">         <div class="rtablerow" *ngfor="let data of tabledatas; let = index;">             <div class="rtablecell"><div class="handle"></div>{{i+1}}</div>             <div class="rtablecell">{{data.name}}</div>             <div class="rtablecell">{{data.age}}</div>         </div>     </div> </div>

table sorting working fine, need along table sorting component model variable should sorted. tried multiple things helped yet.

please give me solution this.

thanks in advance.


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