ngMobile's overridden ngClick directive ignores the disabled attribute of a button element #3124

davgothic · 2013-07-03T11:46:29Z

If you click a button that has a disabled state using your mouse in a desktop environment, then the disabled state of the button is respected. However tapping the button in a mobile/touch screen environment leads to the disabled state being ignored.

Here is an example of the problem: http://embed.plnkr.co/ru3Sro/preview

- the ngClick attribute was always triggered, regardless the ngDisabled/disabled attributes - we now check the DOM disabled status before triggering the original click event - deals with angular#3124 angular#3132 /cc @shepheb

revolunet mentioned this issue Jul 5, 2013

fix(ngMobile): prevent ngClick when item disabled #3137

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bshepherdson mentioned this issue Jul 24, 2013

fix(ngMobile): prevent ngClick when item disabled #3335

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IgorMinar closed this as completed in e034024 Jul 24, 2013

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ngMobile's overridden ngClick directive ignores the disabled attribute of a button element #3124

ngMobile's overridden ngClick directive ignores the disabled attribute of a button element #3124

davgothic commented Jul 3, 2013

ngMobile's overridden ngClick directive ignores the disabled attribute of a button element #3124

ngMobile's overridden ngClick directive ignores the disabled attribute of a button element #3124

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davgothic commented Jul 3, 2013