I am trying to use ng-repeat with a dictionary style syntax and apply an order to the key value.  (key, value) in something | orderBy:'key'   It seems OrderBy isn't working as expected  Example  here http://jsfiddle.net/mhXuW/...

ive been reading on how to use a dynamic orderby with a ng-repeat but i stuck. The object I am working with looks like this:   {     "type": "Active",     "properties": {         "id": 105935,         "name": &...

Using the random orderBy sort technique in this question works fine in AngularJS 1.1.   var myApp = angular.module('myApp',[]);  function MyCtrl($scope) {     $scope.list = ['a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', ...

I'm trying to order some data by date, although the dates are just strings, in the format dd-mm-yyyy.  I made a filter which converted the plain string of numbers (which where in the US date format, where I wanted the UK date format) e.g 01272012...

I have a list of objects in my scope and want to iterate over them, show some of their properties in ordered-by-some-property way and change them.  ng-repeat is used to display textboxes binded to each object of my list and orderby filter which takes...

How can I run orderBy filter only once when my view is initialized? I don't want my list to be reordered during runtime.  <li ng-repeat="service in quote.services | orderBy:'index'" ></li>...

Looks like AngularJS $filter("orderBy") works not the same way as Array.prototype.sort.  I wrote example for this problem:  Template:  <div ng-app="app" ng-controller="ctrl">     <div>arr1 angular </br>{{ arr...

I have an ng-repeat for a table in Angular. The data is coming from Parse.       <tr dir-paginate="ticket in tickets | orderBy:sortType:sortReverse | itemsPerPage: 10">         <td><input type="checkbox" class="chec...

I'm working on this app that is supposed to sort py IP address, so to get around issues of soring by what is essentially a string I break the IP address into octets and attempt to sort by each octect consecutively. But I'm having some issues...

my object looks like this:  $scope.options = [{       name: 'John',       phone: '555-1212',       age: 10,       descriptions: [{         "languageId": "EN",         "description": "b Some description"...