Using multiple values in ng-options

[Brad McAlister]

Is it possible to concatenate 2 values in a model array and push them back into the model?

I need to grab two values and put them together into a new one so I can use that to display them in the select box with ng-options.

It doesn't look like ng-options lets you pull two key values and to that. I tried something like this, "c.name and c.shade for c in colors", but that doesn't work. So I thought I could grab them and put them into the new item and from there so my model stay intact since I need to be able to access otehr parts of it on select change. Here's my best attempt to do that by pushing into the model but I can't push into it this way apparently. Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/1eNAFWmOrrQSMrWLkp7l?p=preview

What can I do to get two values displayed into each select option?

Thanks!

[Clint Checketts]

Would this suit your needs? http://plnkr.co/edit/TZG3Ra7yTWcAxcimz91B?p=preview

Concatenate the values in the expression?

<select ng-model="color" ng-options="(c.name+' '+c.shade) for c in colors"></select><br>

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[Brad McAlister]

Ah. Works perfectly. I have it in a cellTemplate for ngGrid so I have to escape the quotes but it works great and is super easy.

Thanks, Clint!

[María Alejandra Gómez Casani]

It help me a lot! Thanks :D

[María Alejandra Gómez Casani]

[Sourav Kings]

Thanks Brad for asking about issue at first place.

And thanks Clint; your solution worked like a charm.