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I have this condition that displays my file contentsize in B KB MB and GB but i'm thinking of adding a scale so it doesnt show a large number .Any ideas of how can i achieve that in my front lightning component ? . my formula looks like this :
<aura:iteration items="{!v.InboxList}" var="inbox" end='5'>
<li class="slds-item" > {! inbox.ContentSize lt 1024 ? inbox.ContentSize +' B' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge 1024,inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024)) ? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) +' KB' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge (1024*1024), inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024*1024))? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) + ' MB' : (inbox.ContentSize /(1024*1024*1024))+' GB'} </li>
</aura:iteration>
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I have this condition that displays my file contentsize in B KB MB and GB but i'm thinking of adding a scale so it doesnt show a large number .Any ideas of how can i achieve that in my front lightning component ? . my formula looks like this :
<aura:iteration items="{!v.InboxList}" var="inbox" end='5'>
<li class="slds-item" > {! inbox.ContentSize lt 1024 ? inbox.ContentSize +' B' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge 1024,inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024)) ? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) +' KB' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge (1024*1024), inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024*1024))? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) + ' MB' : (inbox.ContentSize /(1024*1024*1024))+' GB'} </li>
</aura:iteration>
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I have this condition that displays my file contentsize in B KB MB and GB but i'm thinking of adding a scale so it doesnt show a large number .Any ideas of how can i achieve that in my front lightning component ? . my formula looks like this :
<aura:iteration items="{!v.InboxList}" var="inbox" end='5'>
<li class="slds-item" > {! inbox.ContentSize lt 1024 ? inbox.ContentSize +' B' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge 1024,inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024)) ? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) +' KB' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge (1024*1024), inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024*1024))? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) + ' MB' : (inbox.ContentSize /(1024*1024*1024))+' GB'} </li>
</aura:iteration>
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I have this condition that displays my file contentsize in B KB MB and GB but i'm thinking of adding a scale so it doesnt show a large number .Any ideas of how can i achieve that in my front lightning component ? . my formula looks like this :
<aura:iteration items="{!v.InboxList}" var="inbox" end='5'>
<li class="slds-item" > {! inbox.ContentSize lt 1024 ? inbox.ContentSize +' B' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge 1024,inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024)) ? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) +' KB' : and(inbox.ContentSize ge (1024*1024), inbox.ContentSize lt (1024*1024*1024))? (inbox.ContentSize / (1024*1024)) + ' MB' : (inbox.ContentSize /(1024*1024*1024))+' GB'} </li>
</aura:iteration>
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You'll want to do this in your JavaScript controller. Lightning expressions are relatively limited compared to Visualforce's expression evaluation. The code might look something like this:
var files = ; // this is your variable with the content records
files.forEach(file => {
if(file.ContentSize < 2**10) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = file.ContentSize + ' bytes';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**20) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**10)*1e3)/1e3) + ' KB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**30) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**20)*1e3)/1e3) + ' MB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**40) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**30)*1e3)/1e3) + ' GB';
} else {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**40)*1e3)/1e3) + ' TB';
}
});
This should produce outputs like:
- 1.234 KB
- 2.951 MB
- 100.001 GB
...and so on.
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
I have some Aura Components that make use of the big.js JavaScript library to handle this sort of problem. That library offers similar capability to the Apex Decimal class, but working at the client-side e.g.:
var s = Big(v).round(Big.DP).toFixed(Big.DP);
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
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I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
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You'll want to do this in your JavaScript controller. Lightning expressions are relatively limited compared to Visualforce's expression evaluation. The code might look something like this:
var files = ; // this is your variable with the content records
files.forEach(file => {
if(file.ContentSize < 2**10) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = file.ContentSize + ' bytes';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**20) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**10)*1e3)/1e3) + ' KB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**30) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**20)*1e3)/1e3) + ' MB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**40) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**30)*1e3)/1e3) + ' GB';
} else {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**40)*1e3)/1e3) + ' TB';
}
});
This should produce outputs like:
- 1.234 KB
- 2.951 MB
- 100.001 GB
...and so on.
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
You'll want to do this in your JavaScript controller. Lightning expressions are relatively limited compared to Visualforce's expression evaluation. The code might look something like this:
var files = ; // this is your variable with the content records
files.forEach(file => {
if(file.ContentSize < 2**10) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = file.ContentSize + ' bytes';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**20) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**10)*1e3)/1e3) + ' KB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**30) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**20)*1e3)/1e3) + ' MB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**40) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**30)*1e3)/1e3) + ' GB';
} else {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**40)*1e3)/1e3) + ' TB';
}
});
This should produce outputs like:
- 1.234 KB
- 2.951 MB
- 100.001 GB
...and so on.
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
You'll want to do this in your JavaScript controller. Lightning expressions are relatively limited compared to Visualforce's expression evaluation. The code might look something like this:
var files = ; // this is your variable with the content records
files.forEach(file => {
if(file.ContentSize < 2**10) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = file.ContentSize + ' bytes';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**20) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**10)*1e3)/1e3) + ' KB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**30) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**20)*1e3)/1e3) + ' MB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**40) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**30)*1e3)/1e3) + ' GB';
} else {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**40)*1e3)/1e3) + ' TB';
}
});
This should produce outputs like:
- 1.234 KB
- 2.951 MB
- 100.001 GB
...and so on.
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
You'll want to do this in your JavaScript controller. Lightning expressions are relatively limited compared to Visualforce's expression evaluation. The code might look something like this:
var files = ; // this is your variable with the content records
files.forEach(file => {
if(file.ContentSize < 2**10) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = file.ContentSize + ' bytes';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**20) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**10)*1e3)/1e3) + ' KB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**30) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**20)*1e3)/1e3) + ' MB';
} else if(file.ContentSize < 2**40) {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**30)*1e3)/1e3) + ' GB';
} else {
file.ContentSizeHumanReadable = Math.floor((file.ContentSize/2**40)*1e3)/1e3) + ' TB';
}
});
This should produce outputs like:
- 1.234 KB
- 2.951 MB
- 100.001 GB
...and so on.
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
answered 2 days ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
265k13211458
265k13211458
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
yes this might be a good solution i ll kep it in mind. For me , I did up doing an aura:if conditions in my component page.
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
I have some Aura Components that make use of the big.js JavaScript library to handle this sort of problem. That library offers similar capability to the Apex Decimal class, but working at the client-side e.g.:
var s = Big(v).round(Big.DP).toFixed(Big.DP);
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
I have some Aura Components that make use of the big.js JavaScript library to handle this sort of problem. That library offers similar capability to the Apex Decimal class, but working at the client-side e.g.:
var s = Big(v).round(Big.DP).toFixed(Big.DP);
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
I have some Aura Components that make use of the big.js JavaScript library to handle this sort of problem. That library offers similar capability to the Apex Decimal class, but working at the client-side e.g.:
var s = Big(v).round(Big.DP).toFixed(Big.DP);
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
I have some Aura Components that make use of the big.js JavaScript library to handle this sort of problem. That library offers similar capability to the Apex Decimal class, but working at the client-side e.g.:
var s = Big(v).round(Big.DP).toFixed(Big.DP);
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
answered 2 days ago
Keith CKeith C
96.7k1096216
96.7k1096216
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
I did find this solution : <lightning:formattedNumber value="" maximumFractionDigits="2"/> but my value does't work it displays this error : Cannot mix expression and literal string in attribute value, try rewriting like {!'foo' + v.bar}
– Sara
2 days ago
add a comment |
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