Closed TwanoO67 closed 7 years ago
Please use like the following as you see in README.md. The value is string "false", not boolean false.
close-on-select="false"
or [close-on-select]="'false'"
I treat this case as very exceptional for the convenience, if that one does not satisfy your coding principal(true/false), please make a PR.
I also tried with this syntaxe but it's not working neither. Or at least, not how I expect it to...
Maybe it's not the option I am looking for, but for the moment, to select a date I have to:
So I supposed, that with the param "close-on-select" to "false", I would be abble to do:
Is that not what the option is for ?
Ok, the problem was not in your code.
I was handling my own button to open the datepicker, and so on valueChanged, I closed the input myself. The problem was that using the directive, with close-on-select we are unable to know if the valueChanged, or if the valueChanged and the popup was closed. So I added an event to do that, and submitted a PR
Hello guys,
I'm trying to use the datetimepicker like that:
with my changed function like that:
It's all working well for the date transformation and all...
But the close-on-select parameter doesn't seem to be interpreted. When I select a date or an hour etc... it always close the picker then I have to re-open to select the hour then reopen to select the minute etc...
What am I missing ?