I know that similar questions have been asked, but I\'ve found none with a good answer. I want to create a select list in an Angular form, where the value for each option is
I'm currently using [ngValue]
and it stores objects just fine.
The explanation as to why you experienced issues using (change)
instead of (ngModelChange)
can be found in this question
So, since you've already used [ngValue]
, you probably want to do something like this, where you will only use one way binding in order to be able to use the ngModelChange directive:
And your ts file will capture the event and receive the User object without needing to track it by id, basically reusing your old method will be good enough:
setNewUser(user: User): void {
console.log(user);
this.curUser = user;
}
UPDATE 16/06/2020:
Always depending on your use case you may need to use square brackets instead of round here: (ngModel)="lUsers
. For the particular case the OP stated, round brackets was the right choice. A clear and detailed description of the difference between square/round and banana box can be found in this answer from Angular guru Günter Zöchbauer