Form fields / Placeholder and value

Question

I have this form field which I want to change if a condition is true.

<input type="email"
  name="UserEmail"
  id="UserEmail"
  class="form-control"
  ng-class="{'invalid-signup': signUpForm.UserEmail.$invalid && signUpForm.UserEmail.$dirty, 'valid-signup': signUpForm.UserEmail.$valid && signUpForm.UserEmail.$dirty}"
  placeholder="Primary contact email."
  ng-required="true"
  ng-maxlength="30"
  ng-minlength="5"
  ng-model="signUpModel.UserEmail"/>
 <div ng-show="signUpForm.UserEmail.$dirty && signUpForm.UserEmail.$invalid">
  <p ng-show="signUpForm.UserEmail.$error.required">Email is required.</p>
  <p ng-show="signUpForm.UserEmail.$error.pattern">Email is not valid.</p>
  <p ng-show="signUpForm.UserEmail.$error.minlength">Email is too short, min 5 characters.</p>
  <p ng-show="signUpForm.UserEmail.$error.maxlength">Email is too long, max 30 characters.</p>
</div>

So I have one flag variable and if that is true I want to change the field placeholder and value into something.

$scope.isGoogleLoginWorking = true;

Is there any way for doing that.

Thanks in advice.

Answer 1

You can use a ternary operator

<input type="email"
  name="UserEmail"
  id="UserEmail"
  class="form-control"
  ng-class="{'invalid-signup': signUpForm.UserEmail.$invalid && signUpForm.UserEmail.$dirty, 'valid-signup': signUpForm.UserEmail.$valid && signUpForm.UserEmail.$dirty}"
  placeholder="{{isGoogleLoginWorking?'Primary contact email.':'Something else'}}"
  ng-required="true"
  ng-maxlength="30"
  ng-minlength="5"
  ng-model="signUpModel.UserEmail" ng-value="isGoogleLoginWorking?signUpModel.UserEmail:'Something else'"/>