You simply need to quote the string and access it using the array syntax:
ng-show="create_form['phones['+$index+'].number'].$dirty"
That being said, is there a reason why you have to name forms like that?
Are you submitting these forms to the server through a standard form post
and require this syntax? It’s probably better to avoid names like this and
use friendlier names, then just submit the form data using JSON.
On Saturday, January 4, 2014 1:47:06 PM UTC-8, Mauro Sanna wrote:
I have an input field whose attribute name is:
> name="phones[{{$index}}].number"
>
> I want use a ng-show like this:
>
> ng-show="create_form.phones[$index].number.$dirty"
>
> but it does not work perhaps because the complex name phone[$index].number.
>
> How can I solve?
>
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