cohenadair / angular.number-input Goto Github PK

This will allow users to type in any character rather than being restricted to number related characters.

Why?

• To keep form consistency with other components

Additions

• A default UI validation in the form of a red border in the input box
• Attribute for providing a custom validation function; likely pass in or return validation error message

Hi cohenadair .
Your direct so cool. Bu how to input the decmial number when i keydown to input.
Exmp : When i focus input and keydown with 1.523 It's not working

Read about and implement Angular unit tests.

I would like to use a placeholder in input instead of number 0 by default.

Demo page needs to be created. Should demo:

• default
• without label
• different steps
• different decimal places
• different ranges

Other stuff to include:

• "Download number-input.min.js" link
• "View on GitHub" link
• "Find Cohen Adair" link (cohenadair.com)

Allow variable editing via input boxes.

When min is greater then zero value is always set to max

Example:
min = 6, max = 19
If you try to input number 11 it will set it to 6 and then to 19. It triggers on-change for 1st digit and sets the value to 6 since 1<6 and then 2nd digit is 1 which which produces 61>19.

i am using ng-repeat in my checkout page but couldn't set the initial value to the number-input directive.
i have tried passing my json object in "start" attribute something like below but its throwing error

Can any one help me how to set the initial value.

I'd like to see prefix and postfix attributes added. Would allow for formatting like: "$12", "60%" or "12 hrs"

Compress source files into distribution files:

• number-input.js
• number-input.min.js
• Compress HTML for file compression

I need support for the ng-change attribute. Right now I'm using $scope.$watch to process changes in the ng-model value, but it doesn't seem like the right thing to do. Am I doing something wrong?

Documentation required for:

• usage instructions
• requirements (AngularJS, Bootstrap)

Before user's actually interact with the form, Angular's $dirty flag is set to true. This is because number-input sets a default value and Angular assumes it was the user who made the change.

One solution, and probably the easiest would be to manually, in number-input, set the $dirty flag to false after the defaults have been set.

ngModel value stays the same as initial value, is not updated

Users should have the option to use an "objects" object rather than being forced to use attributes.