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Angular Dynamic Component Loading
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Concerning Angular Dynamic Component Loading, I have successfully followed and built the example Dynamic Component Loading App shown in the documentation on the official angular.io website. They use a service to provide an array of components that get dynamically loaded. But they do not demonstrate how to change that array in the service they built so that the elements of the component array could be selected arbitrarily by a client or developer, through perhaps a "settings" service or a service that would access a database, which would specify which elements a client or developer would arbitrarily desire to be displayed. Is there any way that you could help me figure out how to change the elements in the array of the service for the ad campaign example in angular.io documentation so that the array elements could be randomly selected? After all, the text in the documentation begins with "New ad components are added frequently by several different teams." Well, while the tutorial example demonstrates everything else, it does not illustrate how "a new team would add or select a new array of components" through a service when needed. The array in their service is hard coded as a single array. I would like to figure out how to change that array on the fly by using a settings service which would perhaps access a database.
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Concerning Angular Dynamic Component Loading, I have successfully followed and built the example Dynamic Component Loading App shown in the documentation on the official angular.io website. They use a service to provide an array of components that get dynamically loaded. But they do not demonstrate how to change that array in the service they built so that the elements of the component array could be selected arbitrarily by a client or developer, through perhaps a "settings" service or a service that would access a database, which would specify which elements a client or developer would arbitrarily desire to be displayed. Is there any way that you could help me figure out how to change the elements in the array of the service for the ad campaign example in angular.io documentation so that the array elements could be randomly selected? After all, the text in the documentation begins with "New ad components are added frequently by several different teams." Well, while the tutorial example demonstrates everything else, it does not illustrate how "a new team would add or select a new array of components" through a service when needed. The array in their service is hard coded as a single array. I would like to figure out how to change that array on the fly by using a settings service which would perhaps access a database.
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Concerning Angular Dynamic Component Loading, I have successfully followed and built the example Dynamic Component Loading App shown in the documentation on the official angular.io website. They use a service to provide an array of components that get dynamically loaded. But they do not demonstrate how to change that array in the service they built so that the elements of the component array could be selected arbitrarily by a client or developer, through perhaps a "settings" service or a service that would access a database, which would specify which elements a client or developer would arbitrarily desire to be displayed. Is there any way that you could help me figure out how to change the elements in the array of the service for the ad campaign example in angular.io documentation so that the array elements could be randomly selected? After all, the text in the documentation begins with "New ad components are added frequently by several different teams." Well, while the tutorial example demonstrates everything else, it does not illustrate how "a new team would add or select a new array of components" through a service when needed. The array in their service is hard coded as a single array. I would like to figure out how to change that array on the fly by using a settings service which would perhaps access a database.
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Concerning Angular Dynamic Component Loading, I have successfully followed and built the example Dynamic Component Loading App shown in the documentation on the official angular.io website. They use a service to provide an array of components that get dynamically loaded. But they do not demonstrate how to change that array in the service they built so that the elements of the component array could be selected arbitrarily by a client or developer, through perhaps a "settings" service or a service that would access a database, which would specify which elements a client or developer would arbitrarily desire to be displayed. Is there any way that you could help me figure out how to change the elements in the array of the service for the ad campaign example in angular.io documentation so that the array elements could be randomly selected? After all, the text in the documentation begins with "New ad components are added frequently by several different teams." Well, while the tutorial example demonstrates everything else, it does not illustrate how "a new team would add or select a new array of components" through a service when needed. The array in their service is hard coded as a single array. I would like to figure out how to change that array on the fly by using a settings service which would perhaps access a database.
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