Closed JanStevens closed 9 years ago
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Hmm I rather keep the growl messages for when the server has an error response, of course ngMessages can be used in combination with angular growl, closed for now until I found something useful or a way to combine ngMessages with growl (or ditch growl)
Angular 1.3 is release, first of all we should check any compatibility issues with angular 1.3. Also they included a ngMessages directive for form validation, kinda of taking over this plugin for a small part.
Can be interesting to provide support for ngMessages (so we can build on it)
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ngMessages
any suggestions or comments are welcome!