Is the Kendo cascade-from trigger happening before it should?

Utilizing Kendo with angular.js, I am experiencing an issue where the model does not update when the event fires after making a selection in the first dropdown list...

<input kendo-drop-down-list
       id="ddServiceLocations"
       k-options="ddServiceLocationsOptions"
       ng-model="enterClaimsService.model.serviceLocationSelection" />

<select kendo-drop-down-list
        id="ddJurisdictions"
        k-options="ddJurisdictionsOptions"
        k-cascade-from="'ddServiceLocations'"
        ng-model="enterClaimsService.model.jurisdictionSelection"></select>

Although selecting an option triggers my dataSource for the second dropdown, the 

enterClaimsService.model.serviceLocationSelection
object remains undefined at that point. It only becomes defined once the function completes. How can I ensure the model updates before calling the data source?

javascriptangularjskendo-ui

Answer №1

Unsure if delaying the initialization of the dropdownlist until a specific field is filled will be effective, but it's worth a try. You can find instructions on how to do this here.

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