How to use directives that use ngModel ? about angular-form-for HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @pierre-michalet.

I can't think of a graceful way to do this with formFor at the moment.

I believe you're essentially requesting parser/formatter support for the textField directive?

Let me think about it a bit.

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Yes, for that special directive.

But I use https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-select2 and the directive select2 has to be put on the input so it is not limited to parser/formatter

Maybe we can have a template attribute that we can use to specify another template than the default one ? We would still need to copy/paste the template but not the directive
Something like

<text-field template="smart-float-field.html"></text-field>

Or, better, we can copy some attributes from the text-field to the input

<text-field input-directives="{'smartFloat': {}, 'anotherDirective': {option: 1}}"></text-field>

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Oh I see. Interesting suggestion! So rather than having to override the whole field template, you could just override the <input> portion (kind of how the label and error message are individually overridable). I like it!

That feature will go out in my next release. :)

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Thanks a lot !

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To override either the single-line <input> template or the multiline <textarea> template you can just do the following:

$templateCache.put('form-for/templates/text-field/_input.html', '...');
$templateCache.put('form-for/templates/text-field/_textarea.html', '...');

I recommend forking the existing templates as a starting point though, to make sure the necessary bindings are all in place.

This will go out in the next release (hopefully within a half hour or so). Thanks for your patience.

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Check out release 1.4.3

Enjoy!

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