bug in ng-if

[ruben-podadera]

Hi,

I think I found a bug with ng-if directive. I can not manage to reproduce it in a js fiddle. The bug is within a big project. I tried to simplify it but there is no bug wher I do so...

This piece of code is in a directive template

...
{{(contract.status == 'Submitted') && (current_user.id == contract.tenant_signer.id)}}
<div ng-if="(contract.status == 'Submitted') && (current_user.id == contract.tenant_signer.id)" class="delivery-type form-control">
    ng-if div
</div>
...

The contract status is modified by a another event in a contract controller.
I think we can assume that if the first line shows false, then the div should not be in the dom (the test is the same). From time to time (1 of 3 more or less), I have that :

I'm sorry I can not reproduce that in a fiddle, I know my report is not being very helpfull but I just wanted to let you know.

Anyway, thanks for this awesome framework! Best Regards,

Ruben

[ruben-podadera]

I forget to mention it works fine with ng-show. That's what I used to "fix" it.

[lgalfaso]

@ruben-podadera without a way to reproduce this, then there is very little that can be done. What version of angular are you using? The closes report I can think about is #4930 that was fixed quite a few month back

[ruben-podadera]

@lgalfaso I know :-( version 1.2.17-build.115

I think you can close it...

[lgalfaso]

@ruben-podadera if you are able to create a fiddle that is able to reproduce this issue, then please reopen this issue, until then, I am closing it