Hi Jitender,
Don't use an ng-init, use a function on your controller to update the array
inside the controller. Then put an onchange on your input, that fires off
this function. That's all.
Regards
Sander
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Hi Sander,
Thank you very much for your prompt response, It will be great if you can
post a small example for the same. I'm new to Angular, I agreed that
ng-repeat every time call the function, But my concern is if I prebuild the
table and iterate with ngrepeat then how data will change in tabl
Hi Jitender,
This will never work. You are rebuilding the data you are traversing. So,
angular has to start over iterating when the data changed, which is on
every row of your table. It has to throw away what it has build, and start
again. That is an endless loop.
Prebuild the table in your co
