How to refresh the arrays? about ngx-filter-pipe

[RobertThwaite]

May not be a nice way of doing it but you could refresh the component with a ngIf

[SvenBudak]

Hmm yeah sounds ugly ^^ i am verry new in programming, so i don't know the correct way. But is it not better with observable? Is there any example for this maybe?

[RobertThwaite]

if you set up a codepen or alternative I can take a quick look

[VadimDez]

@BamiGorengo ngx-filter-pipe doesn't have any "cache". You have to check whether your array (the one that is then piped) is actually updated. Pipe is applied on every change, so if angular checks your array was changed then ngx-filter-pipe is applied.

[SvenBudak]

I upload the project: https://som-tools.upperyard.de

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I can create a stackbliz but would be nicer when i just can give access to my git repository.

[RobertThwaite]

Hi Bami,

Ngx translate is not changing the variable, simply printing it translated. Filter-pipe is working correctly here.

For example when on the "development" tab I searched "Strength", then changed the language to "Spanish". Although the text has changed on the UI the variable "abilitie.name" is still "Strength".

You will need to use NGX translate to actually change the Variables.

[SvenBudak]

i am not sure that i understand... but... so i dont need to work with observables here?