Does not handle form.$pristine about angular-toggle-switch HOT 6 CLOSED

Not not aware of what form.$pristine is but it may have to do with ngModel which is something I would like to support. #31 has this implemented, so I hope to have it in soon.

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Angular.js Docs: Form Controller

A form is pristine when a user has not yet interacted with it. If a user toggles the angular-toggle-switch in a form, then form should be set to $dirty. This would be really easy to handle outside of your library using ng-click.

However you have ng-click automatically overridden to be "toggle()". If someone adds ng-click to the toggle-switch like so:

<toggle-switch model="myModel" ng-click="doSomething()"></toggle-switch>

The result will be something like this:

<div class="form-toggle-switch switch ng-isolate-scope" ng-click="doSomething() toggle()" name="activatedSwitch" model="myModel">

As you can see ng-click no longer works because ng-click="doSomething() toggle()" is invalid.

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@ssmereka should bind to the element's onClick natively then?

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Sorry if I don't entirely understand what you mean by bind onClick natively.

If you mean everything that is in ng-click for the tag "toggle-switch" will appear exactly the same way in generated "div" tag's ng-click. Then yes that would be a great solution.

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This should be fixed on master

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How do we update the status to ON/OFF based on the status that we get from API?

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