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I'm working on big form for one of my project.

This is how I'm designing my form

@Html.EditorFor(model => model.EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName, new { htmlAttributes = new { @class = "form-control", required = "required", @ng_model = "EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName", @ng_change = "setFullName()", ng_minlength="3" } })

<span ng-show="EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$touched && EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$invalid">The name is required.</span>
<p ng-show="employeeForm.EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$error.minlength">Username is too short.</p>    
<ng-show="employeeForm.EMP_FirstName.$error.minlength">1. Username is too short.</p>

I've tried to get them validated with above options, but none of them are working, may I know what could be the reason?

Update

This how html generated.

<input class="form-control text-box single-line ng-dirty ng-valid-parse ng-not-empty ng-valid-required ng-valid ng-valid-minlength ng-touched" id="EmployeeMaster_EMP_FirstName" name="EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName" ng-change="setFullName()" ng-minlength="3" ng-model="EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName" required="required" type="text" value="">

<span ng-show="EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$touched &amp;&amp; EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$invalid" class="ng-hide">The name is required.</span>
<p ng-show="employeeForm.EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName.$error.minlength" class="ng-hide">Username is too short.</p>
<p ng-show="employeeForm.EMP_FirstName.$error.minlength" class="ng-hide">1. Username is too short.</p>
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If you inspect your HTML, can you verify MVC is creating the Angular attributes correctly in the resulting element? – jcc Feb 17 at 17:47
    
@jcc I've updated my post, with generated html. – Mox Shah Feb 17 at 17:51
    
Is it because of my model is nested ? like EmployeeMaster.FirstName ? – Mox Shah Feb 17 at 17:52
    
Right, your span should work as it is correctly referencing EmployeeMaster.EMP_FirstName which should be registered to the $scope of your controller – jcc Feb 17 at 18:06
    
@jcc I didn't get it – Mox Shah Feb 17 at 18:11

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