>>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.
>
>I think that using ng-change rather than ng-click in you original code should work ?

My colleague also suggested ng-change, but for some strange reason ng-change did absolutely nothing and was not even firing.