As you can see in the title, I have a question because I am struggling with how to pass bound values from view to controller using ng-init.
The assumption is that there are n items_list in one shop, and there are multiple items that are tied together.
shop(1)->item_list(n)->item(n)
In this situation, I'm trying to add a new item tied to the item_list from the new_item add form, but I'm worried about how to pass the id of the item_list I'm trying to add to the controller...
If you try to run it as it is, {{item_list.id}} does not contain the value yet (I'm not sure if it's correct) at ng-init, so it will be passed as undefined.
Is ng-init impossible to pass the bounded value to the controller?Also, if there is any other best way, I would like to take this opportunity to let me know.Thank you for your cooperation.
ul
link-repeat = "item_list in shop.item_lists"
span item_list.id->{{item_list.id}}
ul
link-repeat = "item in item_list.items"
span item.id->{{item.id}}
input type="submit" value="delete"ng-click="deleteItem(item)"
form id="new_item"ng-submit="addItem(itemBody,itemListId)"
input type="text" id="itemBody"ng-model="itemBody"ng-init="itemListId={{item_list.id}}"
input type="submit" value="Add ({{item_list.id}}}"
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angular.module('angularApp').controller "ShopController", ($scope)->
$scope.addItem=(itemBody,itemListId)->
alert(itemBody)
alert(itemListId)
If the shop value is not included asynchronously,
ng-init="itemListId=item_list.id"
I think it will be worth it.
Before that, I think it would be better to erase ng-init and include addItem(item_list.body,item_list.id) and bind value directly.
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