Backend validation with $scope.$broadcast issue

[ajayullal]

$scope.schema = {   
    "$schema" : "STANDARD SCHEMA",
    "title" : "Schema Title",
    "description" : "Schema Description",
    "id" : "Schema Id",
    "type" : "object",

    "properties" : {
        "name" : {
            "type" : "string",
            "title" : "Name",
            "description" : "Enter your full name"
        }
    }
};


$scope.form = [
    {
        "key" : "name"
    }
];


$scope.model = {};


$scope.handleForm = function(myForm){

//myForm is the ngFormController

        if(myForm.name.$viewValue === "Ajay"){
            $scope.$broadcast("schemaForm.error.name", "invalidName", "Invalid name"); 
        }           

        else{
            $scope.$broadcast("schemaForm.error.name", "invalidName", true);    
        }

        console.log("Model Errors :: ", myForm.name.$error);
        console.log("View Value :: ",myForm.name.$viewValue);
        console.log("Model value :: ",$scope.model);
        console.log("");
}

</script>

Hi,
I've found a bug in schema form.

User enters "Ajay" and clicks the submit button which calls the handleForm function on the scope. The handleForm function takes one argument, the ngFormController.

console output :
Model Errors :: Object {invalidName: true}
View Value :: Ajay
Model value :: Object {name: "Ajay"}

The field is invalid and the model has one error {invalidName: true}. Now, the user enters "Ajay U" and clicks the submit button.

console output :
Model Errors :: Object {schemaForm: true}
View Value :: Ajay U
Model value :: Object {name: undefined}

As you can see, the field is invalid and the model value is undefined and has an error {schemaForm: true}.

I'm confused :/ Is it a bug or am I missing something?

[Anthropic]

#642 is reported as fixing this issue