angularjs - Get ng-model in ng-repeat in ng-repeat with Protractor -

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how can ng-model in ng-repeat in ng-repeat protractor ?

<div ng-repeat="field in master.linker | orderby:'country.name'">     <div>         <p> {{ field.country_name }} </p>              <label ng-repeat="user in user_list">                 <input type="checkbox" ng-model="selected_user">                 <span ng-bind="user.name"></span>             </label>      </div> </div>

i use filter() check ng-repeat :

var fields = element.all(by.repeater('field in master.linker'));  fields.filter(function (field) {     return field.element(by.binding("field.country_name")).gettext().then(function (country) {         return country === "en";     }); }).then(function (filteredfields) {      var fields2 = filteredfields[0].element.all(by.repeater('user in user_list'));      return fields2.filter(function (field2) {         return field2.element(by.binding('user.name')).gettext().then(function (value) {             return value === user;         });     }).then(function (filteredfields) {         var myuser = filteredfields[0].element(by.model('user_name'));          self.current_step.expect(input.getattribute('value')).to.eventually.equal('');      });  });;

i have error in console : 

typeerror: filteredfields[0].element.all not function

use .all() instead of .element.all():

filteredfields[0].all(by.repeater('user in user_list'));

you can simplify things using first():

var fields = element.all(by.repeater('field in master.linker')); var filtereduser = fields.filter(function (field) {     return field.element(by.binding("field.country_name")).gettext().then(function (country) {         return country === "en";     }); }).first().all(by.repeater('user in user_list')).filter(function (userfield) {     return userfield.element(by.binding('user.name')).gettext().then(function (value) {         return value === user;     }); }).first();  var myuser = filtereduser.element(by.model('user_name')); self.current_step.expect(myuser.getattribute('value')).to.eventually.equal('');

you may column() , row() repeater api.


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