Before the form has been submitted, and before the input has even been touched, it has the ng-invalid and ng-invalid-date classes applied.
I am looking for the ability to have angular-pickadate not validate the input at all.
Here is a plunker. This plunker is using version 1.1.0. When you open it before even touching the element, inspect it and you will see the classes are already added on the input.
I am using the pickadate directive (v1.0.0) like so:
<input pickadate ng-model="date" format="mm/dd/yyyy" />
Before the form has been submitted, and before the input has even been touched, it has the
ng-invalid
andng-invalid-date
classes applied.I am looking for the ability to have angular-pickadate not validate the input at all.
Here is a plunker. This plunker is using version 1.1.0. When you open it before even touching the element, inspect it and you will see the classes are already added on the input.
http://plnkr.co/edit/PlD0eOeXyjIueJb7DHRz?p=preview