Can a case insensitive comparison be made on html side in AngularJS

Question

I have an application that uses a backend with a lot of guids. Backend is C# based.

On the frontend, i need to sometimes show things based on the status of something. These status' are represented by various guids. I want to know if i can do a case insensitive comparison on the angular html side inside of an ng-if or ng-show.

Example is pseudo-code

<button ng-show="myGuidWithUnknownCasing.toUpperCase()  === '6C08185C-163E-4FAD-B743-65EA170249CF'" ng-click="setReview(nurseleaderapplication);">Review</button>

This method doesn't work and probably shouldn't, since i'm attempting to run the uppercase function inside of an angular thing and who knows whats going on there!

Any suggestions?

Answer 1

And as usual, with any other question, the answer presents itself seconds after asking.

Had to add the uppercase word 'before' the variable.

<button ng-show="uppercase | myGuidWithUnknownCasing  === '6C08185C-163E-4FAD-B743-65EA170249CF'" ng-click="setReview(nurseleaderapplication);">Review</button>