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I have array of objects in Angular JS.

For showing this array I use ng-repeat with filter by value from input field.

Problem is that when I typing text in field ng-repeat makes filtering and changes indexes of array.

Default array before filtering:

0 => obj(o)
1 => obj(b)
2 => obj(c)

If I type "b" I get output list:

0 => obj(b)

But with index 0, if element is one. So index 0 had obj(o) before filtering.

How I can save indexes that will be 1 => obj(b) after filtering?

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 $scope.defaultArray = [
        0 => obj(o)
        1 => obj(b)
        2 => obj(c)
     ];
     $scope.filteredArray = $scope.defaultArray;

Use filteredArray variable in your ng-repeat Then for every element remaining in filteredArray you can get its index by doing this : $scope.defaultArray.indexOf(obj(b)) if I search "b"

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What do you mean? Read please question again – Babaev Aug 18 at 21:32
    
Looks like a good answer to me. Maybe you need to provide your code. – Mike Aug 18 at 21:35
    
i edited my answer – debugall Aug 18 at 21:43
    
Can you edit answer please – Babaev Aug 19 at 10:14

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