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Learn how to dynamically update array objects in `AngularJS` when a scope variable changes using `ng-model` and `ng-change` in your inputs.
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Understanding the Problem: Updating Array of Objects in AngularJS

In AngularJS, managing dynamic data aligned with user inputs is crucial for creating responsive applications. However, one common problem that developers encounter is the lack of automatic updates in an array of objects when a corresponding scope variable changes.

The Challenge

You might have an array of objects where each object has a default value. For example, you have a scope variable representing a default bonus value, which the user can adjust through a textbox. The issue arises when the user updates the textbox value; the bonus property of all records in your array does not change accordingly.

In simpler terms, when you update the defaultBonus, the bonus values for your existing records in $scope.job.referrals should also be updated instantly. Let’s look into how to solve this challenge effectively.



Solution Overview: Using ng-model and ng-change

To automatically update the values in your array of objects whenever the scope variable changes, you can utilize AngularJS's built-in directives: ng-model and ng-change.

Step-by-Step Solution

Here's how to implement the solution:

1. Set Up the Input Field

You need an input field that binds to your defaultBonus scope variable. Use the ng-model directive for two-way data binding and ng-change to trigger a function that updates your array whenever the input value changes.

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2. Implement the addNewReferrals Function

In this function, you will loop through your current array of objects and update their bonus properties. You can achieve this using the JavaScript map() function along with the spread operator.

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3. Example Code in Action

Here’s a complete example that illustrates how to put everything together:

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Explanation of the Code

In the example:

The defaultBonus starts at 65.

When the function addNewReferrals is called, all records within $scope.job.referrals get their bonus property updated to match the defaultBonus.



Conclusion

By properly utilizing ng-model and ng-change in your AngularJS applications, you can ensure that your data models reflect user inputs in real-time. This makes your applications more dynamic and user-friendly.

Make sure to apply this pattern in your projects to help streamline the way data flows through your application, allowing for a more robust user experience.

If you have any further questions or need assistance with your AngularJS projects, feel free to reach out!