Global Options

To change default options globally, you can use the $scope.$validationOptions. These global options can be defined for both the Directive and/or the Service.

######Directive/Service

myApp.controller('Ctrl', function ($scope) {
  $scope.$validationOptions = { 
    // set the debounce globally
    debounce: 1500,
    
    // display only last error message on each input element (false by default)
    // for example if 3 errors are on the element, only the last message would show up
    displayOnlyLastErrorMsg: false,

    // set which scope Angular-Validation will use
    // mainly used by $validationSummary and some Service functions like checkFormValidity(), resetForm(), removeValidator()
    isolatedScope: $scope,         

    // pre-validate all form elements, false by default
    preValidateFormElements: false 
  }; 
});

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All of these options can also be defined with the Service but this will only works when all your elements have been defined by the Angular-Validation Service ######Service Only

myApp.controller('Ctrl', function ($scope) {
  // start by creating the service
  var myValidation = new validationService();

  // define the scope and isolatedScope, the scope property always needs to be there
  myValidation.setGlobalOptions({ 
    // set the debounce globally  
    debounce: 1500, 

    // display only last error message on each input element (false by default)
    // for example if 3 errors are on the element, only the last message would show up
    displayOnlyLastErrorMsg: false,

    // set which scope Angular-Validation will use, mainly for $validationSummary and checkFormValidity()
    // scope & isolatedScope are equivalent but scope is mandatory while isolatedScope is not, so it is suggested to just use scope:
    scope: $scope, 
    isolatedScope: $scope, 

    // pre-validate all form elements, false by default
    preValidateFormElements: false 
  });

});