Angularjs: Ngmessage Weird Behavior With Input With Type "email"
I follow Moving from ngModel.$parsers /ng-if to ngModel.$validators /ngMessages article from Todd Motto's blog and I want to migrate from ng-if to ng-messages. But ng-messages dire
Solution 1:
Everything is fine but you miss to add angular-messages library to your project...
Add its files to your project and inject ngMessages
to your angularjs module then you are good to go...
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