Is it possible to handle the initial value of a model as if ngf-change() was called? Consider:
Load the model's value (an image URL) from remote server.
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Now the form's $file value is set to (a blob/ the image data).
I have the following situation. A remote server requires that the image is re-posted when an update is made to other unrelated fields (yes, it's a bad API.. not under my control). In order for this to happen without requiring the user re-select (possibly) the same image again, I'd like the POSTed request to hold the image data just as if a new image had been selected, and the ngf-change() handler fired.
Is it possible to handle the initial value of a model as if ngf-change() was called? Consider:
I have the following situation. A remote server requires that the image is re-posted when an update is made to other unrelated fields (yes, it's a bad API.. not under my control). In order for this to happen without requiring the user re-select (possibly) the same image again, I'd like the POSTed request to hold the image data just as if a new image had been selected, and the ngf-change() handler fired.
Is this possible?