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bendrucker / angular-credit-cards

Angular directives for parsing and validating credit card inputs
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If month and year are defined as string, ccExpMonth and ccExpYear shows different result than ccExp #27

Closed hinok closed 9 years ago

hinok commented 9 years ago

If month and year are set as strings not numbers, validation is not in sync.

Like

myCard = {
    year: '2019',
    month: '10'
  };

ccExpMonth.$valid and ccExpYear.$valid are equal to false. ccExp.$valid is equal to true.

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bendrucker commented 9 years ago

Sorry for missing this one somehow. Those aren't valid values. Inject creditcards and use its parsers directly to cast the values properly.