>
> FWIW, if the list is set to multiple I use an array of the desired
> selected values and set that array as the ng-model. That lets you set the
> default to multiple selected items in the list and get the multiple items
> the user has selected
>
<select style="width: 100%;" size="6" ng-model="currentItems" multiple
ng-multiple="true"
ng-options="item.Description for item
in availableItems"
ng-change="updateItemDependentControls()"></select>
In the initialization with the 1st and 3rd item selected I do something
like :
service.getItems(key)
.then(function (result) {
$scope.Items = result.data.d;
if ($scope.Items && $scope.Items .length > 0) {
$scope.currentItems= [];
$scope.currentItems.push($scope.availableItems[0]);
// add 1st item
$scope.currentItems.push($scope.availableItems[2]);
// add 3rd item
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