Passing objects in AngularJS

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HI All,

I am not so sure if I can ask an angular based question on this website, if I can't, then please I do apologise.

I have created to textboxes on my HTML form that take the users inputs. With a click of a button I would the text in these textboxes to write to console or in an alert message i don't care as long as the this information displays.

HTML CODE:

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<body>


    <div id='content' ng-app='MyApp' ng-controller='MainController'>
        <label>F name:</label>
        <input type="text" ng-model="FirstName"/> <br/>
        <label>L Name::</label>
      &nbsp;  <input type="text" ng-model="LastName"/>
     &nbsp; &nbsp;  <button ng-click="addNew()">Add New</button>


    </div>

</body>

Main JS FILE:

PHP

app.controller("MainController", function($scope) {

    $scope.FirstName = "";
    $scope.LastName = "";


    $scope.addNew = function() {

        console.log(FirstName);
        console.log(LastName);


    };




});

When I click the button nothing happens.. Is there anything I am missing??

Thank you

Posted 29-Jul-14 4:58am

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onelopez · Accepted Answer · 2014-07-29T05:24:00

Solution 1

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$scope.addNew = function() {
    // Include $scope. when accessing variables in the scope.
    console.log($scope.FirstName);
    console.log($scope.LastName);
    };

Posted 29-Jul-14 5:24am

onelopez