>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>I implemented the following code
>>>
>>>

>>> <div class="checkbox">
>>>        <label>
>>>            <input type="checkbox" name="showFinalized" id="showFinalized"
>>>                   ng-model="showFinalized"
>>>                   ng-click="getAccountInvoices(currentAccount.acctNameHash)" />Show Finalized Invoices
>>>        </label>
>>>    </div>

>>>
>>>and I am using $scope.showFinalized in the getAccountInvoices method. However, at that point the value of this variable is opposite, e.g. I click on the checkbox and my value is supposed to be true, but the method receives false instead.
>>>
>>>What is the right way to handle this problem?
>>>
>>>Thanks a lot in advance.
>>>
>>>UPDATE. The way I solved the problem is to remove ng-click and use the following code instead:
>>>
>>>

>>>$scope.$watch('showFinalized', function () {
>>>                    if ($scope.currentAccount && !$scope.isNew) {
>>>                        getAccountInvoices($scope.currentAccount.acctNameHash);
>>>                    }
>>>                });

>>>
>>>This seems to work well. Not sure if this is a good practice or not, though.
>>
>>If it works... that should be good enough for you... When have you ever cared about best practice?
>
>I do care about it. Looks like you're on the roll and jump into each of my threads last few days. Do you know the answer to my question?

I've answered one already, time for you to do a little of your own work...