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I am working on a simple user registration form in my Angular1x app. I want to ensure that 'password' and 'password_confirm match. If they do not match the form should be invalid. I can display validation messages if the input does not match but the form is not invalid menaing that it can be submitted:

<div class="form-group input text required " ng-class="{'has-error': userRegister.$submitted && password !== password_confirm}">
     <input class="form-control" type="text" name="password_confirm" placeholder="Password Confirm" ng-model="password_confirm" equals="{{password}}" required="required" id="password-confirm" />
</div>

I tried adding the 'equals' attribute which I read aboiut, but again it does not invalid the form.

Any ideas?

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  • Is the equals="{{passwor}}d" just a tippo? Commented Jul 15, 2020 at 10:44
  • It's a typo - question updated Commented Jul 15, 2020 at 10:58

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I've created a small fiddle that does the trick with ng-pattern="(password)" So the second input could look like this:

 <input class="form-control" type="text" name="password_confirm" placeholder="Password Confirm" ng-model="password_confirm" ng-pattern="(password)" required="required" id="password-confirm" />
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This works perfectly with invalid form status if the password do not match.
having tested this the solution doesn't work - see my modified fiddle jsfiddle.net/c58dfeka
Update at jsfiddle.net/sL0ojhe9 the pattern is based on the model variable of the first password.

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