AngularJS form editing and submission function example_AngularJS

After studying the advanced AngularJS, I decided to try its form editing and submission function. It is said that it is not even a bit better than JQuery.
I'm curious, give it a try. . . . . It’s been a long time, damn. . . Depend on. . Depend on. . Depend on. . Nima. . Depend on. . Depend on. . . . Well, who makes me owe it?

I searched a lot of cases about AngularJS Form
Such as:

http://www.angularjs.cn/A08j

https://github.com/tiw/angularjs-tutorial

https://github.com/tiw/angularjs-tutorial/blob/master/ng-form.markdown

https://github.com/tiw/angularjs-tutorial/blob/master/ng-form2.markdown

I was trying to imitate an AngularJS Form, but a problem arose. . . .
It is found that ng-model does not agree with the value in the input tag during initialization and conflicts. .
Later, I wanted to pre-assign the value in AngularJS controller $scope.formData = {'name':'Zhang San'};
The value can be assigned to this AngularJS controller through the php program

Copy code The code is as follows:

<script><br /> var formApp = angular.module('formApp', []);<br /> Function formController($scope, $http) {<br />            $scope.formData = {'name':'Zhang San','remark':'Remarks'};<br />            $scope.myForm = function() {<br />                $http({<br /> Method : 'POST',<br />                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             using headers : { 'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' } // set the headers so angular passing info as form data (not request payload)<br />              })<br />                .success(function(data) {<br /> console.log(data);<br /> If (!data.success) {<br />                       } else {<br />                  }<br />                 });<br />         };<br /> }<br /> </script>

Later I searched and searched and found that there are other ways, such as ng-init=”formData.name=’Zhang San’”

Copy code The code is as follows: