Angular 16, It's not work!

      <mdb-form-control>
        <mdb-select id="project-input" mdbValidate formControlName="projectId" required>
          <mdb-option *ngFor="let option of projects" [value]="option.projectId">
            {{option.projectName}}
          </mdb-option>
        </mdb-select>
        <label mdbLabel for="project-input" class="form-label">Project</label>
      </mdb-form-control>

this.projectForm.get('projectId')!.setValue('1078140298338306');

Any new on this topic? If not using reactive forms, how to set a value programmatically?

We are already aware of the problem with passing objects as values. We also need to add a method that will allow to compare such values. I can't provide an ETA for that yet, but these changes should be added in one of the upcoming releases.

It's not working in my case. Mabye it's because i use an Object instead of String as value for select component. I don't understand why you do this restriction to string type value in IOption Interface?

Hello,

How do you try to change this value? There is a setValue method in Reactive Forms, please try something like this:

this.yourFormGroupName.controls.yourControlName.setValue(value);

Regards,

Arek