HI Dave, Have a second look at my previous answer ;) It enables you to do exactly that. To indentify your field, add an second string parameter. like this: <input type="radio" ng-model="data.formData.alert" ng-value="1" ng-change='radioValue(data.formData.alert,"alert")'> <input type="radio" ng-model="data.formData.someThingElse" ng-value="9" ng-change='radioValue(data.formData.someThingElse, "someThingElse")'>
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