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Current behavior:
When an <ion-select> has a selected value, it doesn't set the input-has-value class on the surrounding <ion-item>. Other inputs such as <ion-input> and <ion-datetime> set that class when they have a value.
Expected behavior: <ion-select> should set the input-has-value class on the surrounding <ion-item> when it has a selected value.
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Ionic version:
[x] 2.x
I'm submitting a ...
[x] bug report
Current behavior:
When an
<ion-select>
has a selected value, it doesn't set theinput-has-value
class on the surrounding<ion-item>
. Other inputs such as<ion-input>
and<ion-datetime>
set that class when they have a value.Expected behavior:
<ion-select>
should set theinput-has-value
class on the surrounding<ion-item>
when it has a selected value.Steps to reproduce:
See this plunker:
http://plnkr.co/edit/YM9m1E8F1AonrQhfYx44?p=preview
You'll notice that the
.input-has-value { color: #FF0000;}
style does not apply to the<ion-select>
even though it has a value.Ionic info: (run
ionic info
from a terminal/cmd prompt and paste output below):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: