page reloads when route changed from form submission

[IgorMinar]

Scenario:

• app with routes
• one route represents a view with a form
• the form has a submit event handler (ng-click on submit button) that triggers $location change which causes $route change
• when form is submitted, a full page reload occurs and the "preventDefault" request from the form directive is not honored.

[IgorMinar]

it turns out that since the form directive uses jqLite/jQuery to register the submit event listener, this listener is removed when route change occurs and the dom (including the form) is destroyed before the event propagates to the form element.

once the event propagates to the form element, the submit listener is gone and the default is not prevented.

[IgorMinar]

Vojta mentioned that a directive is affected by the same issue, so we should add a test and fix for that one too.

[vlad]

Just in time! The page running my code based on the Project example with angular 1.0.1 would refresh about 1 in 3 times that the user was redirected via $location.path() even though there is no action attribute set on the form. I was able to do $("button").on("click", function() { return false; }) to prevent a page refresh (after failing to trap form submit). After building angular from HEAD, this work-around is no longer needed. Thanks for the great work!

[IgorMinar]

@vlad I'm glad that this fixes your issue