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In my opinion, it is not entirely correct. Let's say I want to show errors only when the user performs some action, and not immediately when he changes the input.
I suggest doing the following:
In that case, I can decide when to apply the error state to inputs simply by adding .p-show-error to the parent.
Now I have to modify the theme base to achieve this result, so theme updates take a lot of time.
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Currently, input is marked as having errors using the following styles
.p-inputtext.ng-dirty.ng-invalid { @include invalid-input(); }
In my opinion, it is not entirely correct. Let's say I want to show errors only when the user performs some action, and not immediately when he changes the input.
I suggest doing the following:
.p-show-error .p-inputtext.ng-invalid { @include invalid-input(); }
In that case, I can decide when to apply the error state to inputs simply by adding .p-show-error to the parent.
Now I have to modify the theme base to achieve this result, so theme updates take a lot of time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: