That is my plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/xTSsAVOQKErHOk0QYfWo?p=preview
What I do here is to bind a multiple selection option control to an array
of complex objects.
When I initialize the selectedItem/selectedSchoolclassCode this way:
$scope.activeStep.selectedSchoolclassCode = $scope.activeStep.
schoolclassCodes[0];
Then my selectedSchoolclassCode has all 3 properties inside.
But when I select a schoolclassCode in the multiple select list and press
the *delete *button:
$scope.activeStep.deleteSchoolclassCode = function () {
alert($scope.activeStep.selectedSchoolclassCode);
var index =
Enumerable.from($scope.activeStep.schoolclasses).indexOf(function (s) {
return s.schoolclassCode ===
$scope.activeStep.selectedSchoolclassCode.schoolclassCode;
});
$scope.activeStep.schoolclassCodes.splice(index, 1)[0];
$scope.activeStep.selectedSchoolclassCode = null;
};
then the selectedSchoolclassCode object has just a string instead of the
complex object literal.
The result is that the wrong object is deleted. Always the last element not
the selected one.
Why is the bound selectedSchoolclassCode in the wrong object structure?
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