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I am having some "problems" reading an ng-model from the controller.
I want to do this:
<input type="text" ng-model="code"> <button ng-click="setCode()">Login</button>
And in my controller access that variable like this:
$scope.setCode = function(){ alert($scope.code); }
That is what I want to do but my code variable is undefined.
I found 2 ways to get this to work:
1) Passing the variable as an argument
<input type="text" ng-model="code"> <button ng-click="setCode(code)">Login</button>
and:
$scope.setCode = function(code){ alert(code); }
2) Declaring my variable as an object
<input type="text" ng-model="code.text"> <button ng-click="setCode()">Login</button>
and:
$scope.code = {text: ‘foo‘}; [...] $scope.setCode = function(){ console.log($scope.code); }
(I prefer the second one)
But I am a little confused about what I should do. It‘s ok to declare my ng-models like objects? I have to declare ALL my models like objects?
EDIT: Here is a Plnkr of the problem
In this example (I am using the Ionic framework), I declare a variable code with the value test, when I change the model in the input and press the Start button, in theory I have to see in an alert the new value of the model. But what I see is the old one.
Thanks!
解决:
I fixed your plnkr example using object model instead of primitive type.
$scope.model = {}; $scope.model.code = "test"; $scope.setCode = function(){ alert($scope.model.code); }
转:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22762725/ng-model-undefined-in-the-controller