<form class="no-print" ng-if="can('add_conclusion')" name="editConclusion" ng-submit="save(conclusion)"> <md-input-container class="md-block"> <label translate>Discription</label> <textarea ng-model="conclusion.description" columns="1" rows="5" ng-required="true"></textarea> <p>{{conclusion.description}}</p> </form> 

In this position, the norms work, but if you put out:

 <p>{{conclusion.description}}</p> 

below - like this:

 <form class="no-print" ng-if="can('add_conclusion')" name="editConclusion" ng-submit="save(conclusion)"> <md-input-container class="md-block"> <label translate>Discription</label> <textarea ng-model="conclusion.description" columns="1" rows="5" ng-required="true"></textarea> </form> <md-content layout-padding> <p>{{conclusion.description}}</p> </md-content> 

then in this context, in the conclusion.description , variables from the model are no longer rendered. Tell me what's the problem?

  • need more code, what is the conclusion , what is the md-content ? Are you sure that you can place a markup inside it and it will be displayed? - Grundy
  • And why you have <md-input-container> not closed? - Slip

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