Currently I'm working on a project related to AngularJS. In there I need to disabled on
< a >
link. To do that I used ng-disabled="true". This is not working in chrome and Firefox. But it works in IE. Someone suggested the change link to a button. But in this project I can't convert those links to buttons. Does anyone know how to do so?
This works well if you used AngularJS 1.1.5 version or higher
mine is v1.1.5, it also works well in all browsers.
AngularJS just maps the functionality of the disabled property of input elements with the ng-disabled directive.
This cannot work for <a> tags, since only input type elements have support for the disabled property.
If you really can not change the link to a button, your only option would be to add customized CSS and click handlers to those links.
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How to add image and check box in <option> tag in angular js.
I have already done so much google but nothing will help.
I also installed 'ui-select' plugin but that will not work for me
Thanks.
I came accross a form wizard by Afrad on github material-wizard and will like to implement it because of its angular-material properties. The downside is that the text-boxes turn out totally different from the angular styling. Is there a way to fix this? what causes this and how do you go about the fix. I have tried using ngWizard as well and face the same issue. the forms display okay without being encapsulated in the wizard directive.
A link to a plunker showing the demo is on the github page. Attached below is a snapshot of the plunker.
I got AngualrJS plugin installed and enabled, and set angular.js to javascript lib, but there is no ng-disabled code completion pops up when I want to add it to button attribute, but it shows the code completion when add to other elements like input.
This code works fine but still it's annoying that webstorm display such pop-up like this.
I have an Angular web app which have to be responsive. To do that i use Bootstrap and its responsive grid system.
In every page I have to interact with users to set app, or simply change page. For that, I use ng-click and ng-href directives.
I have tested it many times, it works great except when my device screen width is close to phone portrait's width. I noticed this issue when i use chrome dev tools phone emulator and check on my phone a Wiko.
Have you any clue about this problem ? it's kinda weird, isn't it ?
EDIT : I added ngTouch to my app, but no change.
I discovered that my ngclick item was behind div with no ng-click directive when on small screen device.
Just fixed it by revising my responsive.
I've gotten the code from the post Angular-ui tooltip with HTML working but it's capabilities are not near what cluetip gave me. Things like not having automatically aligning based on screen position and other options make it not very useful for me. You can see the capability I'm wanting with Angular when you hover over the details buttons on the page http://www.siliconvalley-codecamp.com/session
Is there anything comparable to cluetip in the angular world? has anyone done an integration with angular and cluetip?
you could mod a popover element from http://angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/ with css to do the same