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I used ui-scroll for li elements, which are also annotated with ng-class. Then the ng-class is not correctly evaluated.
<li ui-scroll="elm in datasource" ng-class="{'selected-elm': isSelected(elm)}"></li>
If the ng-class is used in a sub element, everything works as expected
<li ui-scroll="elm in datasource"> <div ng-class="{'selected-elm': isSelected(elm)}"> </div> </li>
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@dhilt is this the same issue you opened a bug report with angular team?
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@repalogic Here is the demo with ng-class for ui-scroll: http://jsfiddle.net/dhilt/ypdbmrt8/ So I can't reproduce the issue. Could you share your demo?
@mfeingold It was another story angular/angular.js#12813, but some correlations are possible...
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I used ui-scroll for li elements, which are also annotated with ng-class. Then the ng-class is not correctly evaluated.
If the ng-class is used in a sub element, everything works as expected
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: