How to get the value from ion-select option

Issue

I have an array of object called options.

this is my html code

    <ion-item>
        <ion-label>place</ion-label>

        <ion-select [(ngModel)]="place" (click)="optionsFn(item);">
          <ion-option value="item" *ngFor="let item of options">{{item.name}} &nbsp;&nbsp;{{item.price}}</ion-option> 
        </ion-select>
      </ion-item>

{{salespriceOp}}

{{quantityOp}}

this is my .ts file code

product_option_value_idOp
  priceOp
  salespriceOp
  quantityOp
  skuOp
  nameOp

  options =  [
          {
            "product_option_value_id": "45",
            "name": "Bangalore Auto",
            "quantity": "12",
            "sku": "56876",
            "price": "100.00",
            "salesprice": "50"
          },
          {
            "product_option_value_id": "51",
            "name": "Hyderabad Auto",
            "quantity": "23",
            "sku": "56543",
            "price": "200.00",
            "salesprice": "60"
          },
          {
            "product_option_value_id": "52",
            "name": "Delhi Auto",
            "quantity": "14",
            "sku": "98767",
            "price": "300.00",
            "salesprice": "80"
          }
        ];
  constructor(public navCtrl: NavController) {

  }

  optionsFn(item) {//here item is an object 
    console.log(item);
    this.product_option_value_idOp = item.product_option_value_id;
    this.priceOp = item.price;
    this.salespriceOp = item.salesprice;
    this.quantityOp = item.quantity;
    this.skuOp = item.sku;
    this.nameOp = item.name;
  }

i am able to invoke the function but i am getting undefined in console.log(item)

Solution

There were several things that together caused that error. The first change there is that instead of using the click event like this:

(click)="optionsFn(item);

You should use the ionChange event that Ionic exposes like this:

(ionChange)="optionsFn();"

Also notice that since you use the [(ngModel)]="place" to bind the select element to one of your component's properties, you don't need to send the item as a parameter, because this.place will be the selected item when the ionChange event is triggered.

That's why your optionsFn method would look like this:

public optionsFn(): void { //here item is an object 
    console.log(this.place);

    let item = this.place; // Just did this in order to avoid changing the next lines of code :P

    this.product_option_value_idOp = item.product_option_value_id;
    this.priceOp = item.price;
    this.salespriceOp = item.salesprice;
    this.quantityOp = item.quantity;
    this.skuOp = item.sku;
    this.nameOp = item.name;
  }

Answered By - sebaferreras