Issue
I'm building an Ionic application, currently migrating from Ionic 3 to 4. I've got some code which works perfectly in Ionic 3, but not in 4.
Basically, I can't seem to bind data with [(ngModel)] in an input field. I've imported FormsModule and added it among my imports in my app.module.ts. Here's how my -component.ts file looks like:
export class SomeComponent implements OnInit {
someString: string = "test";
...
}
And my -component.html
<ion-input type="text" [(ngModel)]="someString"></ion-input>
{{someString}}
Now in my application, {{someString}} rightly shows "test". However, changing the value of the input doesn't affect the someString variable in any way. What could I be missing?
Solution
Note: This is a workaround, not the solution. See my edit below
Curiously, the Ionic 4 input documentation has no mention of ngModel, and rather talks of a value attribute. So I figured, I'd replace [(ngModel)] with [value].
<ion-input type="text" [value]="someString"></ion-input>
To be able to access that value in my -component.ts file, I do something like:
-component.html
<ion-input type="text" [value]="someString" (input)="do_something($event)"></ion-input>
-component.ts
do_something($event) {
this.someString = $event.target.value;
}
EDIT
Before using the above solution, be certain you're using [(ngModel)] and not [ngModel]. Contrary to what my question stated, [(ngModel)] actually works. I was rather using [ngModel]
Answered By - Cedric Ipkiss
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