Hey,
So it turns out, that using ng-disabled doesn't work on the submit-button directive

We have code like so:
<button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary" tabindex="0" ng-class="{ 'btn-locked' : ClearCtrl.bank_form.$invalid }" submit-button ng-disabled="ClearCtrl.bank_form.$invalid" pending="Submitting...">Continue to clear</button>

And when the form returns from ajax with an error, the button stops being "pending" and removes the disabled state, and then the ng-disabled doesn't work anymore.

Any way around this?

I have a submit button with text that is bind to my model:
<button submit-button>{{ MyCtrl.myChangingText }}</button>

Even before the button is clicked (and the state changes to pending), the text doesn't change with the model.

It seems this is due to line 97 of the release file:
element.text($interpolate(pending && pendingText != null ? pendingText : original)(scope))

Might the solution be to invoke the $interpolate only if pending is true?
if (pending && pendingText != null) { element.text($interpolate(pendingText)(scope)) }

Ola!

I'm having some difficulty getting this plugin working?

When I include the 'angular-form-state' in my app init I get the title error message,while if I include 'bd.form-state' which looks like release/angular-form-state.js is exporting as, my app initializes fine.

Is the README.MD wrong or am I only pulling part of the library into my app..?

Lewis

I use the submit-button directive in order to get the button disabled. I use my own animation for the button submit state, and don't set the 'pending' attrebute.

when the form state is changed to pending, the function $interpulate :
element.text($interpolate(pending ? attributes.pending : original)(scope));
throws TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined
since attributes.pending is undefined.
maybe add a check whether it is set ? like this:
element.text($interpolate(pending && attributes.pending ? attributes.pending : original)(scope));

thanks!