You can use nested forms, e.g. ng-form="formNameHere" on the element you
are ngRepeat-ing.
Inside of the ng-repeat template, you can refer to the form as
`formNameHere` (or whatever name you have it) which doesn't have to be
unique for each iteration.
So, for example, you can do `formNameHere.inputNameHere.$invalid` inside
the HTML and it will work for each ngRepeated item separately.
On Sunday, February 16, 2014 2:35:14 AM UTC+2, P Stockton wrote:
>
> Am trying to make a form using ng-repeat so the 'name' attribute needs to
> bind like so:
>
> <input id="{{inputs.name}}" name="{{inputs.name}}"...
>
> but it doesn't appear to work.
>
> This does though:
>
> <input id="{{inputs.name}}" name="eventName"....
>
> I've looked around at old posts and got myself nice and baffled.
>
> Nested forms?
>
> Please point me in the right direction. No fiddle or plunker yet, just
> trying to get an 'it's possible" or "it isn't worth it".
>
> Thanks and have a good one!
>
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