I'm trying to bind my select
element to a true/false value. The binding seems to happen as the -- select --
option isn't shown, meaning Angular knows there's a value, but the display is just blank by default. If I click on it then I see my Yes and No choices, but it's not being initially set.
<select class="form-control" id="primary" name="primary" required
[(ngModel)]="primaryValue">
<option *ngIf="primaryValue === null" [ngValue]="null">-- Select --</option>
<option [ngValue]="true">Yes</option>
<option [ngValue]="false">No</option>
</select>
The primaryValue
is defined like this in the typescript file:
@Input() primaryValue: boolean;
If I do this with just an input it works fine, but if I use primaryValue as both input and output, then it doesn't work. You can see an example on StackBlitz
Finally tracked this down. In the component that showed the questions I had this as part of the
@Component
definition:which I had seen on the web say that it makes the child controller's components be part of the parent component's form validation. As soon as I removed that part, everything started working properly.