Hi there, thanks for your work on this wrapper. I have an issue where I would like my predefined ranges to be evaluated when the user clicks them, that way if time passes while using the datepicker, buttons like 'Last Day' are accurate. I briefly looked over the code and it seems the way to do it would be to allow ranges to be callback functions, dan grossman suggests reading the labels or reloading the datepicker/refreshing the page, but that has its own issues as well. Is there a way to do this with the angular wrapper, or is that something you would want in a pull request?
Hi there, thanks for your work on this wrapper. I have an issue where I would like my predefined ranges to be evaluated when the user clicks them, that way if time passes while using the datepicker, buttons like 'Last Day' are accurate. I briefly looked over the code and it seems the way to do it would be to allow ranges to be callback functions, dan grossman suggests reading the labels or reloading the datepicker/refreshing the page, but that has its own issues as well. Is there a way to do this with the angular wrapper, or is that something you would want in a pull request?