javascript - How to add some variable to $scope.master object from controller in Angularjs -


my issue how add variable in $scope.master object controller.

i'm saving data db on angular form submit.

and goal automatically save 'date_create' variable on form submit. need have in angular's $scope.master object default. , that, think, need push $scope.master in controller.

what have , doesn't work:

app.controller('addcontroller', ['$scope', '$http', '$location', function($scope, $http, $location) {     var currentdate = math.floor(new date().gettime() / 1000);     $scope.master = {};     // i've tried add variable here     // $scope.master = {date_update: currentdate};     $scope.activepath = null;      // function triggers on form submit     $scope.addnew = function(product, addnewform) {         $http.post('api/add', product).success(function(data){             // , i've tried add here             $scope.master.date_update = currentdate;             console.log(data);             $scope.reset();             $scope.activepath = $location.path('/products');         });         $scope.reset = function() {             $scope.product = angular.copy($scope.master);         };          $scope.reset();     }; }]);

logs:

object {name: "123", category_id: "3", date_update: null, id: "11"}

if want append data while doing post use angular.extend method or more simpler way would can access object using literal & set value.

code

$scope.addnew = function(product, addnewform) {     angular.extend({}, product, {date_update: currentdate});     //product["date_update"] =  currentdate; //this alternative     $http.post('api/add', product).success(function(data){         // , i've tried add here         console.log(data);         $scope.reset();         $scope.activepath = $location.path('/products');     });     $scope.reset = function() {         $scope.product = angular.copy($scope.master);     };      $scope.reset(); };

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