slavafomin
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9 years ago Hello @vikasmundra. Thank you for your interest in the library.
What do you mean by doing "dirty check on modal"? Dirty state of the ngModel or ngForm can be checked using Angular's $dirty/$pristine properties, input-modified has nothing to do with this.
Every element that you want to "track" using input-modified should have a correct name property. Otherwise you will not be able to fetch it using $scope.formName.fieldName notation. However, maybe you will be able to retrieve the controller using this suggestion: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/angular/BZqs4TXyOcw. I'm not tried it and I don't know if it's a public API though. Maybe you should find a way to specify name for the underlying input field of the used directive. if not possible consider to file an issue for that module.
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Cheers!
Hello, I need to know is there any way to use dirty check on modal instead of the form name element. If yes can you please write me the simple example. And I have also one custom dropdown in my form. Which is not there the name attributes on my html how can I track this. I have past my html in the below mail. Can you please see the below html and provide me the function in my JavaScript to check the dirty flag
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