Well, you could bind each form field to a scope object and $watch the
object for changes
scope.myForm = {
field1: 'initial_value',
field2: null,
field3: false
}
scope.$watch('myForm', function(newFields, oldFields) {
if (newFields.field2.length) {
scope.buttonDisabled = true;
}
else if (!newFields.field3){
scope.buttonDisabled = true;
}
}, true); //notice this tells the $watcher that it's to catch any change
on the object
On Monday, April 13, 2015 at 4:33:06 AM UTC-6, ADITYA wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a scenario, where on page load, I have to disable Save button &
> Button will be enabled only when there is some change in form(DOM).
> Here one case is also that after making changes if we revert the changes
> then button should be disabled.
> I want to make a watch on Form(DOM).
>
> Here My question is how to make a watch on Form data.
> How to store Firm initial data.
> How to compare old data with new data(After any changes) to show button
> enabled.
>
>
>
>
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