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In a large application with hundereds of form fields it's rather tedious to always remember to add ng-messages-multiple to get a consistent expierence for users.
It would be great if a default could be set globally. This might entail changing ng-messages-multiple to accept an expression (or a string) to allow disabling it when the default is to show multiple messages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I want to mention angular-formly. Disclosure, it's my library, so feel free to take this with a grain of salt. But making this happen with angular-formly would be trivial using the wrappers feature. I threw together a quick example. Hopefully this is more helpful than spammy.
In a large application with hundereds of form fields it's rather tedious to always remember to add
ng-messages-multiple
to get a consistent expierence for users.It would be great if a default could be set globally. This might entail changing
ng-messages-multiple
to accept an expression (or a string) to allow disabling it when the default is to show multiple messages.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: