Ionic-framework: ion-input: pass HTML5 input attributes to the input

[tycho01]

Please pass the HTML5 <input> attributes through to ion-input, as done in md-input. The point here is that Angular 2 can use these attributes to match validator directives against, some of which come natively as part of @angular/forms itself. It feels kind of silly a regular <input> now gets more functionality out of the box than the pretty-by-default ion-input does.

[devarg]

Yes, I agree, FormControlGroup is not able to apply "disabled" feature when you initialize the form group like this

description: [{value:'', disabled: false}, Validators.required]

When you change it to a plain basic input angular2 forms applies the disables ok. This is a great blocking because, if you manually set a [disabled] attribute you start messing with whole form validation status.

Maybe it should follow the logic with buttons

<button ion-button color="secondary" (click)="doSomething()">

[brandyscarney]

All attributes should be getting copied down to the native input now. disabled is also being passed down from a form group. If you are still having issues please let me know how I can reproduce it and I'll reopen. Thanks!

[CelinaSkywalker]

Noob question, but i coulnd't found anything to the topic. Passed down means that I can use it in the html tag as usuall? Because the value attribute here is not working and I wonder why?

<ion-input max="40" placeholder="{{editingPlato.price}}" name="price" value="{{editingPlato.price}}" required ngModel></ion-input>

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