ng-click still fires when div is (ng)disabled
Problem is that ng-click
works on so event if cancelTicket === false
it still fires ng-click
. How can I stop that?
Problem is that ng-click
works on so event if cancelTicket === false
it still fires ng-click
. How can I stop that?
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:
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