http://crlog.info/2013/05/31/angularjs-if-you-dont-have-a-dot-youre-doing-it-wrong/

On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 10:20:50 AM UTC-7, Reynier Pérez Mira wrote:
>
> I'm working on Symfony2 project and I'm using also AngularJS. So I'm using 
> Symfony2 Forms to build forms and this is how my form code looks:
>
>     public function buildForm(FormBuilderInterface $builder, array 
> $options) {
>         $builder
>                 ->add('country', 'entity', array(
>                     "class" => "CommonBundle:Country",
>                     "property" => "name",
>                     "label" => "País",
>                     "empty_value" => "Seleccione un país",
>                     "attr" => array(
>                         "ng-model" => "country",
>                         "tooltip" => "País",
>                         "tooltip-trigger" => "focus",
>                         "tooltip-placement" => "right",
>                         "wv-def" => "País",
>                         "wv-cur" => "",
>                         "wv-err" => "Error!",
>                         "wv-req" => "The value you selected is not a valid 
> choice",
>                         "type" => "text"
>                     )
>                 ))
>                 ->add('state', 'entity', array(
>                     "class" => "CommonBundle:State",
>                     "property" => "name",
>                     "label" => "Estado",
>                     "empty_value" => "Seleccione un estado",
>                     "attr" => array(
>                         "ng-model" => "state",
>                         "ng-disabled" => "!states",
>                         "ng-options" => "state.name for state in 
> states.entities",
>                         "tooltip" => "Estado",
>                         "tooltip-trigger" => "focus",
>                         "tooltip-placement" => "right",
>                         "wv-def" => "Estado",
>                         "wv-cur" => "",
>                         "wv-err" => "Error!",
>                         "wv-req" => "The value you selected is not a valid 
> choice",
>                         "type" => "text"
>                     )
>                 ))
>                 ->add('city', 'entity', array(
>                     "class" => "CommonBundle:City",
>                     "property" => "name",
>                     "label" => "Ciudad",
>                     "empty_value" => "Seleccione una ciudad",
>                     "attr" => array(
>                         "ng-model" => "city",
>                         "ng-disabled" => "!cities",
>                         "ng-options" => "city.name for city in 
> cities.entities",
>                         "tooltip" => "Ciudad",
>                         "tooltip-trigger" => "focus",
>                         "tooltip-placement" => "right",
>                         "wv-def" => "Ciudad",
>                         "wv-cur" => "",
>                         "wv-err" => "Error!",
>                         "wv-req" => "The value you selected is not a valid 
> choice",
>                         "type" => "text"
>                     )
>         ));
>     }
>
> This is the basically `Country > State > City` dependency. I have this 
> code in my AngularJS controller:
>
>     app.controller('NewSeller', function($scope, $http, $routeParams, 
> $fileUploader) {
>     
>         $scope.section = $routeParams.section == undefined ? 'main' : 
> $routeParams.section;
>         $scope.aaaa = 'sdsdsdsd';
>         $scope.country = '';
>     
>         // Add watch for states
>         $scope.$watch('country', function(iso_country) {
>             if (iso_country) {
>                 $http.get(Routing.generate('states') + 
> iso_country).success(function(data) {
>                     if (data.message) {
>                         $scope.message = data.message;
>                     } else {
>                         $scope.states = data;
>                         $scope.orderProp = 'name';
>                     }
>                 }).error(function(data, status, headers, config) {
>                     if (status == '500') {
>                         $scope.message = "No hay conexión con el 
> servidor.";
>                     }
>                 });
>             }
>         });
>     
>         ...
>
> And this is the HTML generated:
>
> <select id="common_commonbundle_standard_address_country" 
> name="common_commonbundle_standard_address[country]" required="required" 
> ng-model="country" tooltip="País" tooltip-trigger="focus" 
> tooltip-placement="right" wv-def="País" wv-cur="" wv-err="Error!" 
> wv-req="The value you selected is not a valid choice" type="text" 
> class="ng-scope ng-dirty ng-valid ng-valid-required">
> <option value="" selected="selected">Seleccione un país</option>
> <option value="1">Pais 1</option>
> <option value="2">Pais 2</option>
> <option value="3">Pais 3</option>
> <option value="4">Pais 4</option>
> </select>
>
> But it's not working since I change the select element and nothing happen. 
> I want to watch this change to then get the states for that country. Any 
> advice or help?
>

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