Let\'s say I have the following (very simple) data structure:
$scope.accounts = [{
percent: 30,
name: \"Checking\"},
{ percent: 70,
name: \"Savings\"}]
For my sanity
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'use strict';
angular.module('myModule')
.controller('DaysCtrl', function($scope, $timeout) {
$scope.initDate = new Date();
$scope.startDate = angular.copy($scope.initDate);
$scope.endDate = angular.copy($scope.startDate);
$scope.endDate.setTime($scope.endDate.getTime() + 6*24*60*60*1000);
$scope.$watch("daysForm", function(){
//fields are only populated after controller is initialized
$timeout(function(){
//not all viewalues are set yet for somereason, timeout needed
$scope.daysForm.startDate.$validators.checkAgainst = function(){
$scope.daysForm.startDate.$setDirty();
return (new Date($scope.daysForm.startDate.$viewValue)).getTime() <=
(new Date($scope.daysForm.endDate.$viewValue)).getTime();
};
$scope.daysForm.endDate.$validators.checkAgainst = function(){
$scope.daysForm.endDate.$setDirty();
return (new Date($scope.daysForm.startDate.$viewValue)).getTime() <=
(new Date($scope.daysForm.endDate.$viewValue)).getTime();
};
});
});
$scope.runAllValidators = function(){
//need to run all validators on change
$scope.daysForm.startDate.$validate();
$scope.daysForm.endDate.$validate();
};
$scope.applyDefaultDays = function(){
//do stuff
}
});