Use with ng-options object notation about angular-selectize HOT 2 CLOSED

Thanks!

The directive doesn't work with ng-options. I tried, but it always had some
glitches. You need to use the Selectize config hash to define your value
and label keys. Your options can be a hash, that's fine. Selectize offers
grouping options but I've never tried them. Let me know if you can get them
to work.

On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Michael [email protected] wrote:

Hey there,
great work! took me a while to find your directive when searching for
angular selectize as other more incomplete directives came first in google.

Anyhow, on to the problem. I am currently using chosen as a select
replacement, but want to move to selectize for various reasons. Most of my
option data sources are hashsets rather than arrays of objects so I am
using the following notation:

ng-options="country.iso as country.name group by country.continent for
(key, country) in vm.lookups.countries"

countries lookups looks like:
{
GB: {iso:'GB', name: 'United Kingdom', continent: 'Europe'},
IT: {iso:'IT', name: 'Italy', continent: 'Europe'}
}

I tried playing around with the plnkr you have posted but could not get
selectize to work with ng-options. Any idea why the above is not working
and what should be done to support it?

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I see, it took me a while to get my head around how selectize is configured as it is totally different than other select controls, but I think I finally got it. There is a "hidden" property in the configuration object (at least I did not find in the docs) called optgroups which you can populate by calling addOptgroup and then refreshing the control or even better set it in the config object.

here is a fiddle with my solution, http://plnkr.co/edit/09qE7H07dRAJRg3kECko?p=preview

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