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If I type "Mr Peepers" (without the quotes) in the Name field, the bound value of name is simply "Mr". However, if I replace the space with a dash and then replace that dash with a space again, the name property contains the full "Mr Peepers".
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Really weird. This actually happens when typing any two letter prefix (e.g. "aa something"). It does not cause a layout like it should. The text is updated in the DOM if (look at the <b> in the inspector), but Chrome is not wrapping the text. If you toggle display: none on the element, it does a layout.
The sample is working as intended so I'm not sure what to do here. Looks like a Chrome bug. Can you file at crbug.com?
Regarding
http://www.polymer-project.org/docs/start/creatingelements.html#bindingtobuiltin
If I type "Mr Peepers" (without the quotes) in the Name field, the bound value of name is simply "Mr". However, if I replace the space with a dash and then replace that dash with a space again, the name property contains the full "Mr Peepers".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: