Update. May be this is my issue

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16527935/ng-disabled-doesnt-appear-to-work

I'm trying now to use the original template (without {{}}) but changing my form to be

<data-delete:button title="{{ '@Labels.delete: ' + currentMatrixTemplate.descrip }}"

                                        message="@String.Format(Messages.confirmDelete, Labels.matrixTemplate)"
                                        disable-action="currentMatrixTemplate.usedInItems"
                                        delete="delete()">
                    </data-delete:button>

Update2. That indeed solved the problem. I also have a feeling I came across this one before but forgot.


Hi everybody,

This is what I see when I inspect the button:

<input value="Delete" type="submit" id="btnDelete" class="btn btn-danger pull-right ng-isolate-scope" ng-click="click()" ng-disabled="true" title="Delete: BASEBALL JERSEYS" message="Are you sure you want to permanently delete this Matrix Template?" disable-action="disableAction || currentMatrixTemplate.usedInItems" delete="delete()">

Please note the ng-disabled="true" here.

That button is the directive and its template is

@using Siriusware.Resources;
<input value="@Labels.delete" type="submit" id="btnDelete" class="btn btn-danger pull-right" ng-click="click()" 
ng-disabled="{{disableAction}}" />

I changed ng-disabled to use {{ a moment ago (it used to be just ng-disabled="disableAction" and didn't seem to work.

I am also wondering why we're using input type submit instead of a button ?

Why the ng-disabled doesn't work? My currentMatrixTemplate.usedInItems property is true, so the button is supposed to be disabled, but it doesn't work.

Thanks.