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Rating component is behaving unexpectedly in IE11 with ngAnimate in the page -
angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/#/rating
This behaviour only happens when ngAnimate is available on the page. Note: IF ngAnimate is removed from the page - the rating component behaves as expected.
with ngAnimate - To replicate this issue - GO TO in IE11 on Windows (w/ ngAnimate)
Note: Pass/Move your mouse over any of the stars - from top to bottom - slowly in IE11 - the ng-class is applied (even if you have not clicked) Note: Disabling animation on elements does not work.
Expected behaviour - stars should not get ng-class unless clicked* ![Pass your mouse from bottom to top slowly over the stars - you will notice that a new css class is applied - NOT expected behaviour][1]
Is it possible that ngAnimate is interfering in some way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I tried the temp solutions with no luck - however downgrading seemed to work well.
Thank you for your help
------Don't laugh, but this one was the final stroke after which I downgraded 1.3.3 to 1.2.27. I saw this issue described here in my own UI constantly, and it's irritating. It doesn't happen in 1.2.27, so much for 1.3 production readiness...it's just not there yet.
Rating component is behaving unexpectedly in IE11 with ngAnimate in the page -
angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/#/rating
This behaviour only happens when ngAnimate is available on the page. Note: IF ngAnimate is removed from the page - the rating component behaves as expected.
with ngAnimate - To replicate this issue - GO TO in IE11 on Windows (w/ ngAnimate)
http://plnkr.co/edit/QsMFDCtnxo62xoBYbulN?p=preview
Note: Pass/Move your mouse over any of the stars - from top to bottom - slowly in IE11 - the ng-class is applied (even if you have not clicked) Note: Disabling animation on elements does not work.
Expected behaviour - stars should not get ng-class unless clicked* ![Pass your mouse from bottom to top slowly over the stars - you will notice that a new css class is applied - NOT expected behaviour][1]
Is it possible that ngAnimate is interfering in some way?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: