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i want to iterate through array elements and print them one by one. currently i have this HTML code.

<div data-ng-repeat="i in range">
    <div ng-repeat="rhit in hits[i]">
      <p > {{ rhit }}</p>
     </div>
</div>

here

  • "range" is an array with values till 100([0,1,2,....,100])

  • "hits" is an array containing more than one element

if i try separately printing like this, it works

<p > {{ hit[0] }}</p>
<p > {{ hit[1] }}</p>
<p > {{ hit[2] }}</p>

i also tried this code but it doesn't print anything.

<div ng-repeat="rhit in hits">
     <p > {{ rhit }}</p>
</div>

this is my actual query result

"aggregations": { "by_id": { "doc_count_error_upper_bound": 0, "sum_other_doc_count": 0, "buckets": [ {

{"key":"60","doc_count":21,

"tops":{

"hits":{

"total":21,"max_score":2.2237754,

"hits":[{"_index":"automatch_testing","_type":"temp_135","_id":"AVU7i0nnXK6g_oqHu-az","_score":2.2237754,"_source":{"t_pacs_id":"34","t_id":"60","matching":"MO"}},

{"_index":"automatch_testing","_type":"temp_143","_id":"AVU7iOSeXK6g_oqHu-XY","_score":2.2237754,"_source":{"t_pacs_id":"30","t_id":"60","matching":"MO","t_match":"matched"}},

{"_index":"automatch_testing","_type":"temp_135","_id":"AVU7i0nlXK6g_oqHu-ay","_score":2.2237754,"_source":{"t_pacs_id":"28","t_id":"60","matching":"MO","UICriteria":"135","t_match":"matched"}}]}}}

here i want to print the field "t_pacs_id" of each document in hits...

is there any way the above code can be run?? please suggest.

many thanks.

here is the plunker

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can you please supply more information about your data than "•"hits" is an array containing more than one element"? right now, it's not clear if it is a typo between hit and hits or if it is a problem with your data layout. – Claies Jun 21 at 18:34
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If you are interested to get the hits collection ith place then you could directly do hits[i] instead of having another ng-repeat

<div data-ng-repeat="i in range">
    <p> {{ hits[i] }}</p>
</div>
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yeah i tried this too..still no output – Nihal Pratap Jun 21 at 18:36
    
Your update in question in big change in what you were asking before.. it would be great if you could provide us an plunkr/fiddle.. – Pankaj Parkar Jun 21 at 18:49
    
okay no problem – Nihal Pratap Jun 21 at 18:52
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You say that separately printing something like this works:

<p > {{ hit[0] }}</p>

In that code, you are accessing an array named "hit", but in your code that does not work, you are using ng-repeat to iterate over an array named "hits". What do you get when you try:

<div ng-repeat="rhit in hit[i]">
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i tried but no output. – Nihal Pratap Jun 21 at 18:34
    
What is the output of: <p > {{ hit[0] }}</p> ? (And can you verify that the value of hit[0] is an array?) – Dan Jun 21 at 18:36

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