ngModel, required by directive 'input', can't be found!

[petterfreak]

Hi,

I'm trying to use the default ui-select example in my app, but the ui-select doesnt show up. (None of them work)

<ui-select ng-model="address.selected"
     theme="bootstrap"
     ng-disabled="disabled"
     reset-search-input="false"
     style="width: 300px;">
      <ui-select-match>{{$select.selected.formatted_address}}</ui-select-match>
             <ui-select-choices repeat="address in addresses track by $index"
                   refresh="refreshAddresses($select.search)"
                    refresh-delay="0">
                    <div ng-bind-html="address.formatted_address | highlight: $select.search"></div>
               </ui-select-choices>
 </ui-select>

Console error in every cases:
1.
Error: [$compile:ctreq]
Controller 'ngModel', required by directive 'input', can't be found!

TypeError: Cannot read property 'source' of undefined

var data = $select.parserResult.source (scope, { $select : {search:''}}), //Overwrite $search

I'm using Angular 1.3.6

[kedarbe]

+1 , i am facing same issue ..using Angular 1.3.7

[MikeABentley]

+1

[petterfreak]

kedarbe,MBentley1976
Did you find a solution for this problem?
If not, which enviroment do you use it (angular libs...etc)?

I have this problem since december... Its just a default demo examples... annoying

[MikeABentley]

Hey Petterfreak, it works for me when using a single select control. You just have to be sure that the model value bound to control (in your example above that would be address.selected) is initialized as null/undefined.

I have not been able to get this to work on a multi-select control. In that instance I wrote a custom validator. For now I only need this in one place, so it's in that form's controller. I've since written an extension of this control, so I'll move it up into there as needed.

[lukaszgrolik]

The project which I'm working on uses a lot of ui-selects (including multiselects) and every one of them throws this error. I'm using Angular 1.2.28 and ui-select 0.9.6 (the same problem with latest 0.11.2). @MBentley1976's suggestion doesn't work for me. @petterfreak did you find a solution?

[petterfreak]

Hi Lukaszgrolik,

Yes, i found a "solution"... The problem was my fault :).

Do you use this module in your app? https://github.com/luisfarzati/ng-bs-daterangepicker
Because this module conflicts with the ui.select. (For a long time, i did not recognize it, because the module's name is "ngBootstrap" :)) )

If you don't use it then my advice for you : you should check all of your modules

[lukaszgrolik]

Yeah, that's exactly it :) Thanks!