Using this technique (forms.formName) so I can call setPristine now validation fails

[warnero]

Ok, here's the technique I'm using http://jsfiddle.net/zqS79/

Which recommends setting a scope variable called forms in controller so that when it gets set in template I have access to it to set pristine (otherwise $scope.formName is undefined).

When I do that all my validation using rc seems to no longer work. Here is an example:

Name Name Required

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Any idea why adding forms.* in front would suddenly cause rc to stop validating things for me?

[warnero]

Ah, finally figured it out. Needed to do this instead: `rc['forms.inviteForm'].needsAttention(forms.inviteForm.email) and this works :). Might be good to add this to docs or allow first form somehow.

[warnero]

Hmm, and back to the beginning apparently. What I'm trying to do is to reuse the form after submission. Immediately after submission I call $setPristine() on the form which works, but the form fields still show that there are validation errors even though they haven't been touched yet.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[robertbarfield]

I found a fix that worked for me.

For Submit : I modified the following function to reset the form on submit completion:

this.setSubmitComplete = function (success, data) { angular.forEach(submitCompleteHandlers, function (handler) { handler({ 'success': success, 'data': data }); }); formController.$setPristine(); this.attempted = false; };

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For Cancel : I added the following function right above the this.needsAttention function:

this.reset = function() { formController.$setPristine(); this.attempted = false; };

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Then : I added the rc.form to my cancel function in the HTML view

< button class="btn" id="btnCancel" type="button" ng-click="cancelForm(rc.my_info_form)" > Cancel </ button >

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Last : I called the directives reset function from my cancel function

$scope.cancelForm = function (form) { if(form){ form.reset(); } }

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Hope this helps anyone in the same situation.

Thanks, RGB