Adding dynamically added field values along with form values in angular












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I have an component called demo, which as some i/p fields:
first name,last name,number.... along with these fields i am dynamically adding the 2 fields (i,e to add multiple address).




I am able to send the all form fields value but not the dynamically added values.




While logging the dynamically added field values are displaying as undefined. Since the component's code is long, I am posting stackblitz DEMO.






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  • which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

    – Just code
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:19











  • Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:25


















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I have an component called demo, which as some i/p fields:
first name,last name,number.... along with these fields i am dynamically adding the 2 fields (i,e to add multiple address).




I am able to send the all form fields value but not the dynamically added values.




While logging the dynamically added field values are displaying as undefined. Since the component's code is long, I am posting stackblitz DEMO.






angular typescript angular6







share|improve this question























  • which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

    – Just code
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:19











  • Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:25
















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I have an component called demo, which as some i/p fields:
first name,last name,number.... along with these fields i am dynamically adding the 2 fields (i,e to add multiple address).




I am able to send the all form fields value but not the dynamically added values.




While logging the dynamically added field values are displaying as undefined. Since the component's code is long, I am posting stackblitz DEMO.






angular typescript angular6







share|improve this question














I have an component called demo, which as some i/p fields:
first name,last name,number.... along with these fields i am dynamically adding the 2 fields (i,e to add multiple address).




I am able to send the all form fields value but not the dynamically added values.




While logging the dynamically added field values are displaying as undefined. Since the component's code is long, I am posting stackblitz DEMO.






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  • which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

    – Just code
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:19











  • Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:25





















  • which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

    – Just code
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:19











  • Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:25



















which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

– Just code
Dec 31 '18 at 4:19





which 2 fields are you talking about? addresses are the array.

– Just code
Dec 31 '18 at 4:19













Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

– Empty_Soul
Dec 31 '18 at 4:25







Just fill all input fields and also the dynamic fields and hit the Save button then see the console, Then you can understand my issue.

– Empty_Soul
Dec 31 '18 at 4:25














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As addresstype is array and your will not be able to get it easily, 



  addFieldValue() {

   if (this.newAttribute.adr && this.newAttribute.city) {

     if (this.fieldArray.indexOf(this.newAttribute) === -1) {

    this.fieldArray.push(this.newAttribute)

    }

  }



   this.newAttribute = {};//see here

  }


Here you are actually emptying the value so the values will be always 0.



But you are already putting the values in the fieldArray, you can easily retrieve the array values by iterating over it and getting the values.



  public onAdd(): void {

    this.someContact = this.addForm.value;

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers = ;

    const phno: IPhoneNumber = {

      countryCode: this.addForm.value.counrtycode,

      number: this.addForm.value.phonenumber,

    };

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers.push(phno);



    this.someContact.addresses = ;

    this.fieldArray.forEach(a => {

      const addr: IPostalAddress = {

        addtype: a.adr,

        city: a.city,

      };

      this.someContact.addresses.push(addr);

    })





    console.log(this.someContact);

  }


I changed type to addtype, looks bad naming.



export interface IPostalAddress {

  addtype:            string;

  city:            string;

}


Demo



Note: as you are not dealing with the forms you can remove formControlName="adrType"






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As addresstype is array and your will not be able to get it easily, 



  addFieldValue() {

   if (this.newAttribute.adr && this.newAttribute.city) {

     if (this.fieldArray.indexOf(this.newAttribute) === -1) {

    this.fieldArray.push(this.newAttribute)

    }

  }



   this.newAttribute = {};//see here

  }


Here you are actually emptying the value so the values will be always 0.



But you are already putting the values in the fieldArray, you can easily retrieve the array values by iterating over it and getting the values.



  public onAdd(): void {

    this.someContact = this.addForm.value;

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers = ;

    const phno: IPhoneNumber = {

      countryCode: this.addForm.value.counrtycode,

      number: this.addForm.value.phonenumber,

    };

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers.push(phno);



    this.someContact.addresses = ;

    this.fieldArray.forEach(a => {

      const addr: IPostalAddress = {

        addtype: a.adr,

        city: a.city,

      };

      this.someContact.addresses.push(addr);

    })





    console.log(this.someContact);

  }


I changed type to addtype, looks bad naming.



export interface IPostalAddress {

  addtype:            string;

  city:            string;

}


Demo



Note: as you are not dealing with the forms you can remove formControlName="adrType"






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    Thanks for answer and also for your valuable explanation regarding my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:33
















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As addresstype is array and your will not be able to get it easily, 



  addFieldValue() {

   if (this.newAttribute.adr && this.newAttribute.city) {

     if (this.fieldArray.indexOf(this.newAttribute) === -1) {

    this.fieldArray.push(this.newAttribute)

    }

  }



   this.newAttribute = {};//see here

  }


Here you are actually emptying the value so the values will be always 0.



But you are already putting the values in the fieldArray, you can easily retrieve the array values by iterating over it and getting the values.



  public onAdd(): void {

    this.someContact = this.addForm.value;

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers = ;

    const phno: IPhoneNumber = {

      countryCode: this.addForm.value.counrtycode,

      number: this.addForm.value.phonenumber,

    };

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers.push(phno);



    this.someContact.addresses = ;

    this.fieldArray.forEach(a => {

      const addr: IPostalAddress = {

        addtype: a.adr,

        city: a.city,

      };

      this.someContact.addresses.push(addr);

    })





    console.log(this.someContact);

  }


I changed type to addtype, looks bad naming.



export interface IPostalAddress {

  addtype:            string;

  city:            string;

}


Demo



Note: as you are not dealing with the forms you can remove formControlName="adrType"






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  • 1





    Thanks for answer and also for your valuable explanation regarding my issue.

    – Empty_Soul
    Dec 31 '18 at 4:33














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As addresstype is array and your will not be able to get it easily, 



  addFieldValue() {

   if (this.newAttribute.adr && this.newAttribute.city) {

     if (this.fieldArray.indexOf(this.newAttribute) === -1) {

    this.fieldArray.push(this.newAttribute)

    }

  }



   this.newAttribute = {};//see here

  }


Here you are actually emptying the value so the values will be always 0.



But you are already putting the values in the fieldArray, you can easily retrieve the array values by iterating over it and getting the values.



  public onAdd(): void {

    this.someContact = this.addForm.value;

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers = ;

    const phno: IPhoneNumber = {

      countryCode: this.addForm.value.counrtycode,

      number: this.addForm.value.phonenumber,

    };

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers.push(phno);



    this.someContact.addresses = ;

    this.fieldArray.forEach(a => {

      const addr: IPostalAddress = {

        addtype: a.adr,

        city: a.city,

      };

      this.someContact.addresses.push(addr);

    })





    console.log(this.someContact);

  }


I changed type to addtype, looks bad naming.



export interface IPostalAddress {

  addtype:            string;

  city:            string;

}


Demo



Note: as you are not dealing with the forms you can remove formControlName="adrType"






share|improve this answer













As addresstype is array and your will not be able to get it easily, 



  addFieldValue() {

   if (this.newAttribute.adr && this.newAttribute.city) {

     if (this.fieldArray.indexOf(this.newAttribute) === -1) {

    this.fieldArray.push(this.newAttribute)

    }

  }



   this.newAttribute = {};//see here

  }


Here you are actually emptying the value so the values will be always 0.



But you are already putting the values in the fieldArray, you can easily retrieve the array values by iterating over it and getting the values.



  public onAdd(): void {

    this.someContact = this.addForm.value;

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers = ;

    const phno: IPhoneNumber = {

      countryCode: this.addForm.value.counrtycode,

      number: this.addForm.value.phonenumber,

    };

    this.someContact.phoneNumbers.push(phno);



    this.someContact.addresses = ;

    this.fieldArray.forEach(a => {

      const addr: IPostalAddress = {

        addtype: a.adr,

        city: a.city,

      };

      this.someContact.addresses.push(addr);

    })





    console.log(this.someContact);

  }


I changed type to addtype, looks bad naming.



export interface IPostalAddress {

  addtype:            string;

  city:            string;

}


Demo



Note: as you are not dealing with the forms you can remove formControlName="adrType"







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