ngTouch + ngClick directive on modal window make input elements within modal unfocusable

[jbielick]

See this issue thread for more info:
angular-ui/bootstrap#2280

The modal window template is essentially the same between angular-ui-bootstrap and this library, so the issue exists between the two.

This plunker will demonstrate the issue in an simple environment. (use touch screen emulation)

Can anyone comment on why there's an ngClick ng-click="close($event)" on this line ?

From a very shallow level of debugging, I don't see any close method on the modal window's scope or it's parents. Is it necessary? Removing it would solve a lot of ngTouch / ngClick interference between nested / child elements.

[circlingthesun]

I can confirm this issue and the proposed solution. @jbrowning any idea what the ng-click does?

[jbielick]

Thanks, y'all.

[jbrowning]

Thanks for reporting @jbielick. I have no idea what that click handler was doing there. 😃

[jbielick]

Seemed like it was extraneous. I guess it boils down to a limitation of ngTouch in that any nested ngClick directives are going to have this behavior. But then again, I can't think of a reason that would be necessary!