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<p>OK, so after further review, I decided to go with a more "mix-in" approach, just replacing the ng-model directive with my own custom directive, in essence. This is very similar to the approach I used for making a "checkbox list" directive based on this answer: <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/a/14519881/561604">https://stackoverflow.com/a/14519881/561604</a>.</p> <pre><code>.directive('radioOptions', function() { // Apply this directive as an attribute to multiple radio inputs. The value of the attribute // should be the scope variable/expression which contains the available options for the // radio list. Typically, this will be the collection variable in an ng-repeat directive // that templates the individual radio inputs which have radio-options applied. In addition, // instead of the normal ng-model, use a selected-option attribute set to the same expression. // For example, you might use radio-options like this: // <label ... ng-repeat="item in collection"> // <input type="radio" ... ng-value="item" radio-options="collection" selected-option="myModel.myProperty"> // </label> // // See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19281404/object-equality-comparison-for-inputradio-with-ng-model-and-ng-value // for the SO question that inspired this directive. return { scope: { radioOptions: '=', selectedOption: '=', ngValue: '=' }, link: function( scope, elem, attrs ) { var modelChanged = function() { if( jQuery.isArray(scope.radioOptions) ) { jQuery.each( scope.radioOptions, function(idx, item) { // This uses our models' custom 'equals' function for comparison, but another application could use // ID propeties, etc. if( typeof item.equals === 'function' && item.equals(scope.selectedOption) ) { elem.prop( 'checked', item === scope.ngValue ); } }); } }; scope.$watch( 'radioOptions', modelChanged ); scope.$watch( 'selectedOption', modelChanged ); var viewChanged = function() { var checked = elem.prop( 'checked' ); if( checked ) { scope.selectedOption = scope.ngValue; } }; elem.bind( 'change', function() { scope.$apply( viewChanged ); }); } }; }); </code></pre>
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