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I would like to bind a $scope variable to an input I have on a element inside of my element and then use 'ng-click' to bind a function to a button inside of the same element. This doesn't seem to work. Is there something I am missing here?
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@pihish look up issues with clicking a button inside a window. It is the same exact problem to solve. You will need another controller dedicated to bind to the window itself. See the examples in develop (maybe master) for infoWindowController or infoController.
@nmccready I got the initial binding to work following #382. But for some reason, if I bind an input to a model / variable in my controller and then enter new values into the input box, Angular doesn't recognize the value has been changed.
Why is the data binding only one-way and how do I set it to be two-way?
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I would like to bind a $scope variable to an input I have on a element inside of my element and then use 'ng-click' to bind a function to a button inside of the same element. This doesn't seem to work. Is there something I am missing here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: