Validation for nested object

[zeeshanhanif]

I wonder why validation is not applied on this nested object's name property:

$scope.user = {
myData: {
name:""
}
};

[nelsonomuto]

I need more context, may you please expand on your circumstance.

[zeeshanhanif]

There is a nested object "myData" inside the user object which is directly tied to a $scope, Now I need to assign the name property through textbox with validation, so I simply used this code:

But it does not simply validate it, When I remove myData from ng-model i.e assign "name" property directly to the user, Validation works fine, Am I missing something?

[nelsonomuto]

Ok thanks, I'm working on this, I will update you asap

[nelsonomuto]

The problem was that the css selector to display the error message was not escaping a '.' character which was present due to nesting as the implementation assigns the model property as one of the error message element class names.

[nelsonomuto]

I ran into an interesting problem while solving this bug, read about it here and see if you have any thoughts to contribute: escaping special characters in jquery selector using a variable vs literal string

[zeeshanhanif]

Have this issue completely been fixed?, Validation now works but the error span is still not showing up.

[nelsonomuto]

yes the issue is fixed. I will send you a short plunker in a few minutes demonstrating a working scenario.

[nelsonomuto]

also i forgot to update the dist folder, so that may be why you are experiencing the same error, I will do this as well now

[zeeshanhanif]

Oh, So many thanks

[nelsonomuto]

No problem, everything should work now and here is the plunker demonstrating a nested username property: http://plnkr.co/edit/9msvUd?p=preview

[nelsonomuto]

i'm experiencing some issues updating the npm package. it is now on version 1.1.10 for latest.

to get latest:
npm install [email protected]

[nelsonomuto]

it looks like its working now, as long as the version you get from npm is greater than 1.1.5 you are good to go.