Angular Dart: material input initial value
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I am using angular dart to create a web application.
I have a page where i use material input to get input from the user. in that, i need to have a default initial value in the text box as soon as the page is loaded.
I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use and i will not need binding from component to template after this.
is there a way to specify default/initial value for 'material-input' in dart?
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dart angular-material angular-dart asked Nov 8 at 10:13
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I am using angular dart to create a web application.
I have a page where i use material input to get input from the user. in that, i need to have a default initial value in the text box as soon as the page is loaded.
I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use and i will not need binding from component to template after this.
is there a way to specify default/initial value for 'material-input' in dart?
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dart angular-material angular-dart asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">
– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54
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I am using angular dart to create a web application.
I have a page where i use material input to get input from the user. in that, i need to have a default initial value in the text box as soon as the page is loaded.
I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use and i will not need binding from component to template after this.
is there a way to specify default/initial value for 'material-input' in dart?
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dart angular-material angular-dart asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
12
I am using angular dart to create a web application.
I have a page where i use material input to get input from the user. in that, i need to have a default initial value in the text box as soon as the page is loaded.
I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use and i will not need binding from component to template after this.
is there a way to specify default/initial value for 'material-input' in dart?
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dart angular-material angular-dart asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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asked Nov 8 at 10:13
Sabareesh
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"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">
– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54
add a comment |
"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">
– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54
"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54
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You're probably looking for hintText.
<material-input hintText="Initial value">
</material-input>
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
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From the notes above:
<material-input [ngModel]="value">
Was the solution he used. This will push the value into the input without having it be a two way variable. Nate's suggestion of using hintText is also a good use of this.
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2 Answers
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You're probably looking for hintText.
<material-input hintText="Initial value">
</material-input>
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
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You're probably looking for hintText.
<material-input hintText="Initial value">
</material-input>
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
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up vote
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You're probably looking for hintText.
<material-input hintText="Initial value">
</material-input>
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
56429
You're probably looking for hintText.
<material-input hintText="Initial value">
</material-input>
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
56429
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
56429
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
56429
answered Nov 9 at 23:55
Nate Bosch
56429
56429
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add a comment |
up vote
0
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From the notes above:
<material-input [ngModel]="value">
Was the solution he used. This will push the value into the input without having it be a two way variable. Nate's suggestion of using hintText is also a good use of this.
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
From the notes above:
<material-input [ngModel]="value">
Was the solution he used. This will push the value into the input without having it be a two way variable. Nate's suggestion of using hintText is also a good use of this.
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
From the notes above:
<material-input [ngModel]="value">
Was the solution he used. This will push the value into the input without having it be a two way variable. Nate's suggestion of using hintText is also a good use of this.
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
From the notes above:
<material-input [ngModel]="value">
Was the solution he used. This will push the value into the input without having it be a two way variable. Nate's suggestion of using hintText is also a good use of this.
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
1,08627
answered yesterday
Ted Sander
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1,08627
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"I don't want to bind the input to any variable as this is just a one time use" how will you handle user input? I think you need to bind to a variable.
– Günter Zöchbauer
Nov 8 at 10:20
<material-input ngModel="default initial value">– G. Tranter
Nov 8 at 21:43
i solved it using [ngModel]="value". Thanks all.
– Sabareesh
Nov 10 at 18:54