You don't seem to have either an issues or a discussion page for your
ng-selectize directive, so I'm communicating with you through a pull request..
My base <select> object is getting populated with data from an AngularJS
$scope attribute. The directive that you currently have doesn't respond to
data updates or have a way of getting hooked into $scope field changes.
I added a new parameter to the directive called selectize-data, and quoting my
README doc changes:
selectize-data - tells the AngularJS selectize directive to
listen for any changes to the specified data array in the current
$scope and then to update the
options in the selectize widget with any new options in the updated array.
selectize.js will grab the fields in each element of the array according
to the JSON labelField and valueField parameters that are the values of
the element's selectize attribute. Defaults for those parameters may be
seen in the selectize.js options documentation
Now, when you specify selectize-data, it will add at $watch on that field of
the scope parameter and then update the selectize instance.
Unfortunately, I don't know CoffeeScript yet and I'm an amateur javascript'er.
What do you think about such a change? Is it already supported and I'm using
your directive incorrectly? Should I do something else to acheive this? Or is
this a reasonable enhancement to the directive? Are the parameter names ok?
You don't seem to have either an
issuesor adiscussionpage for yourng-selectizedirective, so I'm communicating with you through a pull request..My base
<select>object is getting populated with data from an AngularJS$scopeattribute. The directive that you currently have doesn't respond to data updates or have a way of getting hooked into$scopefield changes.I added a new parameter to the directive called
selectize-data, and quoting my README doc changes:Now, when you specify
selectize-data, it will add at$watchon that field of thescopeparameter and then update theselectizeinstance.Unfortunately, I don't know CoffeeScript yet and I'm an amateur javascript'er.
What do you think about such a change? Is it already supported and I'm using your directive incorrectly? Should I do something else to acheive this? Or is this a reasonable enhancement to the directive? Are the parameter names ok?