Using input with ng-if about ngmask

[maxisam]

You should use controller as syntax to avoid this sort of issue. I guess there is no dot in your ng-model

[tahaerden]

@ericodes Wow, a year later I face the exact same problem. Do we have to use ng-show? In my case ng-if is better.

@maxisam I don't think that's the case. In my ng-model there is a dot notation (i.e. ng-model="sendToPostcodeObj.zipCodeFrom")

I also tried creating the scope object in the controller first, so that it won't be undefined. Didn't work. Any ideas?

[ericodes]

Hey @tahaerden, can't speak to what's happened since, but I looked at my code from last summer and it looks like I went with ng-show. Sorry I can't be of more help!

[tahaerden]

@ericodes No problem! Actually I think I just fixed it by adding restrict="reject" and it worked in the ng-if :)