A simple widget, using standard

Wed, 01 Mar 2017 08:39:32 GMT

Hi Vegard,

That's right, ng-change requires an ng-model to be bound with. But if you set ng-model="data", this means that when you select a value in your dropdown list, the ng-change event will be fired and it will try to override 'data' like this:

data = data.rows[this.value].dimensions[0].select()

Which means that you will lose your original 'data' model.

Try assigning the ng-model to a new variable with ngInit. Something like (didn't tried it though):

<option selected value="" >--Please make a selection--</option>

<option ng-repeat="row in data.rows"

value="{{selectedValue}}"

>{{row.dimensions[0].qText}}</option>

</select>

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