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I'm wondering if it's possible to remain focused on the input after putting in the last number/character. The use case I have is that I'm wrapping the control inside a form and using (ngSubmit) to trigger a button's submit action, essentially enabling the users to utilize their enter buttons.
However, that only works if the input remains focused.
Is there a property I'm missing here? Or do I need a custom solution?
Edit:
The solution I'm currently using is to listen to the complete event and then programmatically focus the code input field thus enabling ngSubmit. I reckon that's probably the way to go.
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The use case I have is that I'm wrapping the control inside a form and using (ngSubmit) to trigger a button's submit action, essentially enabling the users to utilize their enter buttons.
It is interesting case, I will add a setting for it!
Hi,
great app, love using it!
I'm wondering if it's possible to remain focused on the input after putting in the last number/character. The use case I have is that I'm wrapping the control inside a form and using
(ngSubmit)
to trigger a button'ssubmit
action, essentially enabling the users to utilize their enter buttons.However, that only works if the input remains focused.
Is there a property I'm missing here? Or do I need a custom solution?
Edit:
The solution I'm currently using is to listen to the
complete
event and then programmatically focus the code input field thus enablingngSubmit
. I reckon that's probably the way to go.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: