Tooltips directive un-disables ng-disabled inputs

[OoDeLally]

Hello, I have some inputs and buttons on my page, that I disable programmatically with ng-disabled. But if tooltips directive is applied to it, the ng-disabled is ignored/overwritten. Here is an example : https://jsbin.com/fuzebifime/1/edit?html,output Thank you

[45kb]

Thank you @OoDeLally sounds very weird, i would check this but i don't know where to start, i am not so experienced, i ping @wouldgo on this.

[idangozlan]

+1 on selectbox

[jbibla]

+1

[asso1985]

Same problem

[leibrug]

Hi there, I checked on this bug, and it seems that tooltips directive affects not only ng-disabled, but all AngularJS attr-directives (for example, ng-selected or ng-checked).

Example: https://jsbin.com/lekefidefi/edit?html,output (by removing tooltips from form elements you can get these attributes working)

Solution that worked was setting priority: 110 on tooltip directive (is 1 currently, and AngularJS ones have 99-100), but it feels like shortcut for me. I'll see if I can do without changing priority.

As a workaround, I'd suggest to wrap your inputs individually in something like <div class="form-field"> and set tooltips on these parent elements.

[RacerDelux]

Any update on this? It is a pretty big issue. I am currently wrapping the elements, but this is still not a good solution.

[DenniLa2]

Some problem

[ankurrai2602]

I am facing the same issue, I am currently wrapping the elements, but this solutions is not working with select element.