ng-bind is not binding data if I assign a var for it. Why?
var output = $scope.output;
output = JSON.stringify(txt);
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did my answer solve your issue. If so please mark it as the correct answer to close the question. ThanksEnkode– Enkode2015-11-06 05:28:19 +00:00Commented Nov 6, 2015 at 5:28
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http://plnkr.co/edit/3VRAlVS63bqSXxTd5l0N?p=preview
Is this what you wanted:
app.controller('cCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.generate = function () {
var txt = $scope.objInput;
var output = JSON.stringify(txt);
$scope.output = output ;
};
});// Fin qCtrl
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rushdi
yes but i want to use it like this. var output = $scope.output; output = JSON.stringify(txt);
Tim Hobbs
You just overwrote the local var value
output. It seems like maybe you think setting that value will set $scope.output? That is not how things work.
Enkode
Do you want to display the output or just use it within the generate method? Seems like you are just creating variables for no reason.
You didn't assign the variable to ng-bind, I have changes this way, here the objInput is assigned txt and then its converted to string and then stored to output variable and then assigned scope variable output.
$scope.generate = function (){
var txt = $scope.objInput;
var output = JSON.stringify(txt);
$scope.output = output;
};
Hope this helps.
