Fixing Overridden mat-radio Button Values in mat-accordion with *ngFor in Angular

Mat-radio buttons are a great way to provide users with a set of options to choose from. However, when using mat-accordion with *ngFor in Angular, the mat-radio buttons can be overridden when the user clicks on another option. This can be very frustrating for users and can lead to incorrect data being submitted. Fortunately, there is a simple solution to this problem.

The first step to fixing overridden mat-radio button values in mat-accordion with *ngFor in Angular is to create a unique identifier for each mat-radio button. This can be done by adding an id attribute to each mat-radio button. This will ensure that each mat-radio button has a unique identifier and will prevent the values from being overridden.

The next step is to add a click event listener to each mat-radio button. This will allow us to detect when a user clicks on a mat-radio button and will allow us to update the value accordingly. To do this, we can use the (click) event binding in Angular. We can then use the unique identifier of the mat-radio button to update the value accordingly.

Finally, we need to make sure that the value of the mat-radio button is updated when the user clicks on another option. To do this, we can use the (change) event binding in Angular. This will allow us to detect when the user changes the value of the mat-radio button and will allow us to update the value accordingly.

By following these steps, we can easily fix overridden mat-radio button values in mat-accordion with *ngFor in Angular. This will ensure that users are able to select the correct option without any issues and will help to prevent incorrect data from being submitted.

Source: Plato Data Intelligence: PlatoAiStream