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PreValidate Form (on page load)
Ghislain B edited this page Mar 23, 2017
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Stable since version 1.3.27+
By default Angular-Validation
does not display any error at first, at least not until user start typing test in each of the Form Elements. You can change this behavior and display the error right from the beginning by simply change a global option.
Change the Angular-Validation default options
myApp.controller('Ctrl', function ($scope) {
$scope.$validationOptions = {
debounce: 1500, // set the debounce globally
preValidateFormElements: true // pre-validate all form elements, false by default
};
});
From the Service you can also change it by the following ways. P.S. This only works when all your input elements have been defined by the Angular-Validation Service
// inject the ValidationService inside your Controller
myApp.controller('Ctrl', function ($scope, ValidationService) {
// start by creating the service
var myValidation = new ValidationService();
// set property of preValidateFormElements (false by default)
myValidation.setGlobalOptions({ debounce: 1500, scope: $scope, preValidateFormElements: true });
});
You can look at the Wiki - Reset Form
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