Thanks, Sander
Rachel
Sander Elias wrote:
> Hi Rachel,
>
> In your form's component-controller, get hold of the form element, and
> just use JS to trigger the submit directly on it.
>
> As you can't do this from within a web-worker, or server-side I would
> not worry too much about the direct dom references you need for this. I
> will give you a pure dom sample for the sake of simplicity. There are
> better/more angular way's to get this reference.
>
> in your angular submit do something like this:
>
> ||
> querySelector('form#myTargetFrom').submit()
>
> Regards
> Sander
>
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