Predefined selectedObject
See original GitHub issueHi, I’d like to know if it’s possible to have the selectedObject predefined. For instance, when an object is loaded from a remote server. I’ve tried:
- setting override-suggestions=“true”;
- retaining the format of
{"title":.., "description":..,"image":.., "originalObject":... }
on the server side.
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my way to solve ng-model binding:
add "searchStr: ‘=ngModel’ in the directive’s internal scope, like:
return { restrict: ‘EA’, require: ‘^?form’, scope: { selectedObject: ‘=’, disableInput: ‘=’, … inputName: ‘@’, searchStr: ‘=ngModel’ } … }
that can be use ng-Model as input element in form.
Use initial-value with object.