AngularJS ngsubmit
- The ng-submit directive in AngularJS used to identifies a function to be executed when the form is submitted.
- It Specifies the expressions to run on onsubmit events.
- It is supported by <form> elements.
- If we don’t use the ng-submit directive in the form element, then it will not be submitted.
Syntax for ng-submit directive in AngularJS:
Parameter Values:
Value | Description |
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expression | An expression to be evaluated, which should return a function call. |
Sample coding for ng-submit directive in AngularJS:
Code Explanation for ng-submit directive in AngularJS:
- The ng-app specifies the root element (“myApp”) to define AngularJS application.
- The ng-controller controls the data of “submitCtrl” in AngularJS application.
- The ng-submit directive is used for a function ($scope.myFunc) to be called when the form is being submitted
- The “submit” is declare the type value of the <input> tag.
- The expression count will be executed and get the count value from the $scope.myFunc
- $scope.count is used to declare the count value is 0.
- $scope.myFunc is the angular function is used to increment count value ($scope.count+1) and the output will be updated in the <script> tag.
Sample Output for ng-submit directive in AngularJS:
- The input field is displayed in the output with submit button.
- The output displays the text submitted 0 times because the user does not click the submit button.
- If the user type the text in the input field and clicks the submit button.
- The output shows the text submitted 12 times because the user clicks the submit button 12 times.