I figured it out. Had to put “item-select” in my label that encloses the select.
See my new directive to select multiple options! http://codepen.io/jdnichollsc/pen/qOrqqK?editors=001
Happy Coding
Regards, Nicholls
Checkout my fancy select implementation using ng-model and ng-change for callback
Thank folks for putting your code here. Has anyone tried a Dependent Select? E.g. Countries->States->Cities
Nice job with the library. Please i have a little challenge. Whenever i update the items variable in my controller, it doesn’t update the list within the modal. e.g if i add a new item, the item doesn’t show.
I have attempted to create a refresh method within the directive that i can call from my controller but it seems not to work.
Please can you guide on on how to achieve this.
Thank you
Hello @rangeles,
I’m trying to using your fancy select, and I need to detect whenever the value change.
Can I do that ?
Thanks
yup by using ng-change directive
Thank you very much
Your fancy select help me alot
@rangeles, can I use novalidate and the require attribute (or some kind feature like that) to your fancy select ?
Because I need to validate about 30 fancy select… If it can possible to do that that’s will help a work on validation of empty fancy select