Hi,
I am trying to get form validation working and am having some issues.
Given the following example(s):
Scenario 1: Template Driven form, fields inline - THIS WORKS
Is valid {{riForm.form.valid}}
Create
Scenario 2: Template driven form, fields in sub component - THIS DOES N
Hi,
Has anyone got a sample of form validation working using Template driven
form, where the form elements are dynamic in nested components?
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> Hi,
>
> My form is dynamic, and therefore I hold my form fields in the following
> form:
>
model: ResourceInstance;
in ResourceInstance I have:
>
> fields?: { [key: string]: models.FieldInstance; };
>
>
in FieldInstance I have:
value?: models.FieldValue; where FieldValue is polymorphic.
Hi,
My form is dynamic, and therefore I hold my form fields in the following
form:
fields?: { [key: string]: models.FieldInstance; };
I have tried a few variants but cannot find the right syntax:
[(ngModel="model.fields[{{anElement.name}}]")]
What is the syntax that will allow two way data
Hi,
I want to use Window.open from one Angular (2) app, and open up a new tab
to point to navigate directly to a specific controller/component, ie:
localhost:/myPage?queryParam1=foo&queryParam2=bar
When I do this, it seems to start the Angular 2 bootstrap process.
So I kind of want to hit
Hi,
I have got an autogenerated api from Swagger (editor.swagger), and it
generates this constructor:
@Injectable()
export class MyFirstApi {
constructor(protected http: Http, @Optional() basePath: string)
@Injectable()
export class MySecondApi {
constructor(protected http: Http, @Opti