Closed Kattixie closed 8 years ago
Removing ngTouch does indeed solve the problem. Obviously I don't want to do this as my solution.
Used jQuery/jqLite to bind click event listener to link instead. It's not very Angular, but it's preferable to broken nav items for now.
This seems to be related to use of both ngHref/href and ngClick on the same link element. Many users have also reported it here: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/6671
Behaves as expected on desktop. This might be why I had manually set a click event listener inside of the nav directive.