2
votes

I have already looked at this similar question without success. The plunker mentioned in the question seems to be broken.

I am trying to update parent component's property from child component's [(ngModel)] binding.

This is the child components HTML:

<div class="elastic-textarea">
    <ion-input rows="1"  [value]="inputValue" [(ngModel)]="inputValue" (ngModelChange)="change($event)" ></ion-input>
    </div>

This is the child components TS:

import { Component, EventEmitter, Input, Output, OnInit } from '@angular/core';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-childinput',
  templateUrl: './childinput.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./childinput.component.css']
})
export class ChildinputComponent  {
@Input() inputValue: string;
  @Output() emitInputValue = new EventEmitter();
  constructor() { }

change(newValue) {
    console.log('newvalue', newValue)
    this.inputValue = newValue;
    this.emitInputValue.emit(newValue);
  }
}

This is how I'm using the child component in the parent component:

<app-childinput [(inputValue)]="thevalue" ></app-childinput>
<p>The changed value should be reflected here: {{thevalue}}</p>

Here is a STACKBLITZ demonstrating the issue. The parent component is the page callled "home", and the child component is the component called "childinput."

Am I doing something wrong or is this simply not possible anymore in Angular?

2
inputValue marked with Input decorator, it should be used as [inputValue]="thevalue"Haifeng Zhang

2 Answers

5
votes

Just change emitInputValue to inputValueChange.

Fixed Stackblitz

2
votes

childinput.component.html

<div class="elastic-textarea">
    <ion-input rows="1"  [value]="inputValue" [ngModel]="inputValue" (ngModelChange)="change($event)" ></ion-input>
</div>

home.html and home.ts change

<app-childinput [(inputValue)]="thevalue" ></app-childinput>

to

<app-childinput [inputValue]="thevalue" (emitInputValue)="update($event)" ></app-childinput>


update(event) {
    this.thevalue = event;
  }

You declared Output EventEmitter emitInputValue, you didn't emit it properly. [(ngModel)] is two way binding which you mixed it with your Input decorator inputValue

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