How would the spinner be useful when the select is to be populated conditionally about angular-chosen HOT 6 CLOSED

I suppose ng-hide would make it useful, as we can signal that the select be shown when the http request actually fires, but angular-chosen doesn't honor ngHide.

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Yeah you've got the idea. I'd use ng-if so it doesn't even get rendered until you're ready to fire off the query. A select with no options in it isn't very useful, so I'd probably show something else, or nothing. Alternatively you can set your collection to an empty array, in which case you'll get the "no values available" message in the chosen, and you can set it to undefined once you fire the query off and populate it once the query returns.

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@kbdaitch sorry to bring up an old issue but why doesn't it honor ng-hide?

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Don't know about ng-hide, ng-if worked for me:link

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@kbdaitch thanks, I got it working by just putting ng-hide on a parent element

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Similar problem with applying ng-hide to Chosen select. Workaround: had to add a span element and apply ng-hide to it. Working now.

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