Open lstolowski opened 6 years ago
It's not just Internet Explorer. It's doing this for me in Chrome as well. The @Input openOnFocus is being read as a string even though it's set to be a boolean. So, in the ngAfterViewInit function when it checks "if (this.openOnFocus)", this expression is always true because this.openOnFocus is a string of the word 'false'.
Hi Guys, Yes, this issue is reproducible in Chrome as well. Is there any workaround ?
I've been testing this locally and may have a workaround. It seems to work if you use the one-way data binding syntax:
[open-on-focus]="false" // works
open-on-focus="false" // doesn't work
Note that the similar close-on-focusout does not seem to work using this approach.
It doesn't matter if option open-on-focus=false is set or not. ngui-auto-complete div still appears on Internet Explorer 11.