Modifying the card number model does not play well with cc-format about angular-credit-cards HOT 4 CLOSED

The problem here stems from the fact that your model is invalid until a full number is entered. What's weird is that the first 4 digits are being recorded to the model (4444) but then the next 4 results in the model being '' (empty string). The latter is the expected behavior that should be happening the whole time.

You're going to need to use ngModelOptions and its allowInvalid method to implement this. The weird behavior is a bug, but the fix will be ensuring that the model is always undefined, even w/ cc-format. That won't help you.

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+1 - Mine ends before I can enter the last number: 4242 4242 4242 4242 424

input.form-control(type='text', ng-model="card.number", cc-format, cc-number, placeholder="4242 4242 4242 4242 4242" required)

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You've got 19 digits typed out -- that's the maximum. Don't think that's a bug.

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Just implemented a fix. If you want users to be able to type on the keyboard and use your UI keypad you'll need to use the allowInvalid model option.

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