angularjs-ng-form

I've got a nested AngularJS form like so: <form name="parentForm" ng-submit="submit()"> <input name="parentInput" type="text"> <ng-include src="childForm.html" ng-form="childForm"></ng-include> <button type="submit">Submit</submit> </form> And here's childForm.html <input name="childInput" type="text"> For reasons unrelated to the question, I can't merge the parent and child forms - they need to be two separate files. Now, when the user clicks the submit button, validation is correctly applied to both parentForm and childForm. However, only the parent form has it's $submitted flag set to true,

I need a way to loop through the registered controls of an AngularJS form. Essentially, I'm trying to get all the $dirty controls, but there's no array of the controls (the FormController has a number of different properties/functions in addition to containing the controls themselves - each as its' own object). I've been looking at the source code, and I see that there is a controls array in the FormController that is exactly the array I'm looking for. Is there a way to get access to this value, or extend the FormController to include a function that returns this controls array? Edit: Plnkr

I am trying to generate an editable list using ng-repeat . I want to remind the user to update any edits before moving on, so I am using ng-form to create "nested" forms on the fly because the documentation says I can then use validation on these dynamically created inputs. While that seems to work within the HTML, I don't see how to access those dynamically created forms and related validation fields in the controller. Specifically, when the user changes the input I use the form $dirty property to bring up a button to tell the user to commit the changes. So far, so good. However, once the