I'm looping through the properties of an object called an observation. One of those properties is ImageUrl. The ImageUrl is not important to the user and it's value is a Base64 image...so it's a mile long. I want to show all properties except the ImageUrl property. I'm trying to use ng-if to exclude it, but it's not working. Any tips? This is an old Angular 1 app at my work and I don't have any authority to upgrade it to Angular 2 or any other framework. I just need this ng-if to work or for someone to suggest an alternative that'd work. Thank you. This is my best try and it's not excluding ImageUrl. I can't get the ng-if to exclude anything.
<table>
<tbody>
<tr ng-repeat="p in properties(obs)">
<th ng-if="p !== 'ImageUrl'">:</th>
<td ng-if="p !== 'ImageUrl'"></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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