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Now, if I add a remote validation to both the inputs, I observe a strange behaviour. If I get to a state where both the inputs are invalid (according to the remote validation), and I empty both of them, firtInput gets the ng-remote-valid class, while secondInput keeps the ng-remote-invalid class.
Now, even if I insert a value in the first input, my form stays invalid.
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I have form with two remotely validated input. They both have an ng-required condotion:
Now, if I add a remote validation to both the inputs, I observe a strange behaviour. If I get to a state where both the inputs are invalid (according to the remote validation), and I empty both of them, firtInput gets the ng-remote-valid class, while secondInput keeps the ng-remote-invalid class.
Now, even if I insert a value in the first input, my form stays invalid.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: