Update. The solution I implemented as a workaround - I added a new String property TotalAllowedDisplayed and send infinity symbol from the C# code. I had to save the file as unicode in order to send it properly.


Hi everybody,

I'm trying the following for the drop down list:

<td>
                                    <select class="form-control" ng-model="result.mode" style="width:200px;"
                                            ng-change="updateMode(result, '{{result.mode}}' )"
                                            ng-options="s.modeId as s.description + ' (' + s.totalUsed + ' of ' + (s.totalAllowed > 10000)?'∞':s.totalAllowed.toString()  + ')' for s in metaData.salespointModes"></select>
                                </td>

The idea is to show infinity symbol when the totalAllowed number is big enough. When I had just s.totalAllowed, everything was displayed fine. Now, when I try to introduce the infinity symbol, this is the only thing I see in the drop down now.

Do you see what I a may be doing wrong here?

Thanks in advance.