javascript - How can I fade out/in a view based on a SELECT change? -


this simple if don't mind blatantly violating mvc, since i'm trying learn play nice angular, i've been tearing hair out on innocuous little things this.

all want div#thisshouldfade fade out when new thing chosen, fade in new data.

here's html:

<body ng-app="myapp">   <div ng-controller="mycontroller myctrl">      <select ng-model="myctrl.currentthing" ng-options="object.name object in myctrl.things">       <option value="">--choose thing--</option>     </select>      <div id="thisshouldfade">{{myctrl.currentthing.data}}</div>    </div> </body> 

and javascript:

  angular.module("myapp", [])    .controller("mycontroller", function(){     this.things = [       { name: "thing one",   data: "this data thing one" },         { name: "thing two",   data: "this data thing two" },         { name: "thing three", data: "this data thing three" }     ];      this.currentthing = null;   }) 

and plunk:

http://plnkr.co/edit/rmgeod6nrt9lfqlsldr0?p=preview

i've tried bunch of different approaches using nganimate set classes css transitions, fundamental problem seems model changing instantly because it's bound select.

anyone have angular-iffic strategy? i'd prefer leave jquery on sidelines. said, here's jquery plunk shows desired effect:

http://plnkr.co/edit/sifzi95xy5izgoqn0qvu?p=preview

here hacky way of getting desired effect using transition delays , ng-repeat. imperfect because there delay when going no selection selection equal transition delay:

angular.module("myapp", ['nganimate'])    .controller("mycontroller", function() {    this.things = [{      name: "thing one",      data: "this data thing one"    }, {      name: "thing two",      data: "this data thing two"    }, {      name: "thing three",      data: "this data thing three"    }];      this.currentthing = [];  })
.animate {    position: absolute;    transition: 0.5s;  }  .animate.ng-enter {    opacity: 0;  }  .animate.ng-enter-active {    opacity: 1.0;    transition-delay: 0.4s;    -webkit-transition-delay: 0.4s;  }  .animate.ng-leave {    opacity: 1.0;  }  .animate.ng-leave-active {    opacity: 0;  }
<script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/angular.js/1.3.16/angular.min.js"></script>  <script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/angular.js/1.3.16/angular-animate.min.js"></script>    <body ng-app="myapp">    <div ng-controller="mycontroller myctrl">      <select ng-model="myctrl.currentthing[0]" ng-options="object.name object in myctrl.things">        <option value="">--choose thing--</option>      </select>      <div ng-repeat="thing in myctrl.currentthing" class="animate">{{thing.data}}</div>    </div>  </body>


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