Thanks for your reply :)

I have tried

var currForm = angularHelper.getCurrentForm($scope);
currForm.$setPristine();

but currForm are alway null...

I could just save the node when then post a comment.

with this:

contentResource.getById(editorState.current.id)
        .then(function (content) {
            console.log(content)
            contentResource.save(content, false, [], true)
                .then(function (node) {
                    alert("Retrieved, updated and saved again");
                });
        });

But getting this error:

{"errorMsg":"An error occurred","data":{"Message":"No variants flagged for saving"},"status":404}

Need to add content.variants[0].save = true;

Hmm but the Unsaved changes modal are still coming. But the page saved succesfully.. strange...

The Unsaved changes modal only appears if the form is 'dirty'...

if you are working in a custom dashboard, then saving the item won't know to mark your form undirty

if you look in dev tools, you'll see the dirty class appear on your form entry when you start editing in the field, and see that it remains even when you save.

setPristine(); is probably the correct thing to do here

but it's getting a reference to your dashboard form that appears to be the challenge!

There is an example from a post, referenced from the other forum post:

var contentForm = angular.element('form[name=contentForm]').scope().contentForm;

would that approach get you your form and allow you to call setPristine(); ?

regards

Marc

I can see the form gets the class ng-dirty :)

Yes can't catch the form...

This

var contentForm = angular.element('form[name=contentForm]').scope().contentForm;

is just giving med this.. Cannot read property 'contentForm' of undefined

Gives me Undefined...
angular.element('form[name=commentForm]').scope()

Can get the element with angular.element('ng-form[name=commentForm]') but the .scope() still gives an undefined...