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Replacing "keypress" event binding to "keyup" as "keypress" is #78
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deprecated and doesn't work on all browsers, like the Android default browser.
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Looks like keyup has some side-effects that I didn't notice. Investigating further. |
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Give angular-credit-cards 2.3 a shot. I've added formatting that does a reasonably good job of getting the cursor position right without breaking out of Angular's native input handling events. It's quite consistent and simple for now which I think is best until I can really devote the time to aggressive cross-browser testing of a vanilla JS approach. |
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Replacing "keypress" event binding to "keyup" as "keypress" isn't covered by any official specification and doesn't work on all browsers, like the Android default browser as observed in #71