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I want to be able to use md-warn,md-accent in the new md-input-container to reflect validity.
I would expect to be able to set ng-class="{'md-warn':!frm.input.$valid}" type of thing but this is not having any effect. If I apply a md-warn directly to any element within the md-input-container it doesn't seem to do anything?
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Hi - thanks for the fix. My only observation would be that md-warn colour is only applied when the control has focus. As such it is not immediately obvious which inputs are in error unless the control happens to have focus. Would be good to be able to have the md-warn color applied when it doesn't have focus instead of reverting to the grey colour scheme.
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I want to be able to use md-warn,md-accent in the new md-input-container to reflect validity.
I would expect to be able to set ng-class="{'md-warn':!frm.input.$valid}" type of thing but this is not having any effect. If I apply a md-warn directly to any element within the md-input-container it doesn't seem to do anything?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: