Hiding validation messages for "pristine" fields

[hades200082]

Is there a way to hide the validation messages for pristine fields?

[mdekrey]

I believe this is handled in the library as-written, unless you're suggesting after the submit button is pressed. If that is the case, I'd recommend currently to use a data-val-if to test if the model is different from your default value.

If I'm wrong, or you have a suggestion for providing the default pristine value, could you provide a gist?

Thanks!

[hades200082]

I mean that we don't want the messages to appear just because the user has
clicked into the field and then on something else.

Currently the messages appear when the field is touched and invalid.

We want it to be when dirty and invalid instead.

Can this be done through configuration?
On 22 Nov 2014 22:12, "Matt DeKrey" notifications@github.com wrote:

I believe this is handled in the library as-written, unless you're
suggesting after the submit button is pressed. If that is the case, I'd
recommend currently to use a data-val-if to test if the model is different
from your default value.

If I'm wrong, or you have a suggestion for providing the default pristine
value, could you provide a gist?

Thanks!

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[mdekrey]

Ah, this can't be done yet, but is a good idea for an addition!

[hades200082]

Looks like Angular 1.3.5 added a new updateOn option for "submit" a couple of days ago.

angular/angular.js#7017
angular/angular.js@a0ae07b

Not in their general release yet.

[mdekrey]

Using the updated version of angular, you can add val-if="!inputName.$pristine" as an attribute, and it should be picked up with prior versions. This will be added as a config-time option in the next major release for those that don't want to configure it per field.