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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Using Angular's Built In Directives Using ng-change To Set Data State

Posted by Faris Almomen
Faris Almomen
5,153 Points

"editing" vs "todo.edited"

Why don't we have "editing" as part of the todo model while "edited" is?

Scott Cox
Scott Cox
12,219 Points
Scott Cox
Scott Cox
12,219 Points

It's because editing is a property of the $scope, but edited is a property of $scope.todo.

Have a quick look in ng-inspector while you're editing an input and you should see what's going on :)