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On a material-slider with a disabled expression such as ng-disabled="color.green < 125", aria-disabled does not update to true along with the presence of the disabled attribute. It looks like updateAriaDisabled() should be routed through the $watch function, but it isn't being fired when the disabled condition is met.
A little more about the disabled attribute: it's not semantically valid on a custom element without extending a native element such as input via a Web Component. http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/disabled-elements.html
I wonder if it makes sense to only use aria-disabled for the current state since there is also disabled and ng-disabled? Attribute city.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On a
material-slider
with a disabled expression such asng-disabled="color.green < 125"
,aria-disabled
does not update totrue
along with the presence of thedisabled
attribute. It looks likeupdateAriaDisabled()
should be routed through the$watch
function, but it isn't being fired when the disabled condition is met.A little more about the disabled attribute: it's not semantically valid on a custom element without extending a native element such as
input
via a Web Component. http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/disabled-elements.htmlI wonder if it makes sense to only use
aria-disabled
for the current state since there is alsodisabled
andng-disabled
? Attribute city.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: