ngRepeat using non-value-primitive does not initialize selected value

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  1. Matt
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    Posted 29 Jan 2019 Link to this post

    In the example below there is an array of values displayed using an ng-repeat directive. They are all bound to drop down lists with a common data source. The valuePrimitive setting is false so a proper POJO is set to and bound to k-ng-model. However, when the drop downs are rendered the selected value is not displayed. The selected value is present as evidenced by the Selection output.

    How can the value be displayed when it is not a primitive and it is pre-loaded (e.g. not selected by the user)?

    https://dojo.telerik.com/EjEDoQAG

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    Bozhidar
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    Posted 31 Jan 2019 Link to this post

    Hi,

    The dataValueField was not declared, so after adding it to the dropdownlist declaration the sample works correctly:
    https://dojo.telerik.com/EjEDoQAG/7

    Regards,
    Bozhidar
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  5. Matt
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    Posted 01 Feb 2019 in reply to Bozhidar Link to this post

    That did it. I also had k-value-primitive="'false'" (double-quote single-quote) instead of k-value-primitive="false" (double-quote only)
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