I have a factory that contains an array of objects. Each object contains info about an employee, like this:
DataFactory:
app.factory('DataFactory', function(){
return [
{
'name': 'John Smith',
'shifts':[ //this might need to be {}
{'start':new Date(2014, 06, 25, 1, 30),
'end': new Date(2014, 06, 25, 22, 30)
},
{'start':'/*somedate*/',
'end': '/*someDate*/'
}
]
}
];
});
And I am trying to set a value in a factory called CurrentUser based on which user the person using the app selects.
CurrentUser:
app.factory('CurrentUser', ['DataFactory', function(DataFactory){
var service = {};
service.indexVal;
service.user = DataFactory[service.indexVal];
return service;
}]);
HTML:
<select ng-model="CurrentUser.indexVal">
<option ng-repeat="employee in DataFactory" value="{{$index}}">
{{employee.name}}
</option>
</select>
Current User: {{CurrentUser.user.name}}<br />
However, with this, there is no name value. It won't display "john smith" after selecting the name.
When I leave it as CurrentUser.user, rather than displaying the whole object of the user, it displays the indexVal.
How do I make it show the name?
Use ng-options if you want to bind to a model value:
<select ng-model="CurrentUser.user" ng-options="employee as employee.name for employee in DataFactory">
</select>
Current User: {{CurrentUser.user.name}}<br />