Hi Jen,
If you are trying the console log inside the controller function you should
use console.log($scope.selectedDiscipline); This value will be filled
once we selected the option. Preferably you can use ng-change to call your
controller function.
Hope this helps.
On Tuesday, 28 March 2017 15:21:22 UTC+5:30, Jen wrote:
>
> i have a form with a <select> populated using ng-options and the ng-model
> is coming as undefined. the html code is:
>
> <label ng-controller="disciplineController">
> Select your discipline
> <select ng-model="selectedDiscipline" ng-options="discipline for
> discipline in disciplines" required>
> </select>
> </label>
>
> the controller is:
>
> function disciplineController($scope){
> $scope.disciplines=[
> "Agriculture",
> "Anthropology"
> ]
> };
>
> there are more disciplines i didn't feel the need to paste them all.
>
> when i console.log(selectedDiscipline), it comes up undefined
>
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