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one scope per ng-model input?

http://i.imgur.com/YE9u5ds.png

That seems unnecessary?

What about a "template" option in FormErrorsOptionsProvider to change default html template without using every time the directive "errors-tmpl"?
I think I can make a pr if it helps.
McGio

Hi,
I need to bind nice name to angular expression instead of using static name like the following,
nice-name="{{ctrl.getTitle(emp)}}"
the nice name changed in the html code, but the initial value still displays in the error message "Name in emp1 is required".

Is there any way to change "emp1" in the error message when the user fill form name?

something like this

<form-errors class="list-unstyled">
  <form-error-message required="we need this!"/>
  <form-error-message too-short="is shortish"/>
</form-errors>

There is a bug caused by a weak check using recursion to list all child forms errors in the same form-errors panel.
We have encountered this because of angular-xeditable but I'm sure it's not the only case that can occur.
The problem is simple: this directive search child forms between props not starting with dollar "$", but xeditable put some internal props starting with "_" which breaks the recursion. To solve this problem I've made a fork checking if the value of the property is an object before recursing.

It would be nice the replace the ul template with a user defined one for displaying the errors. (errors-template="myTmpl.html")

if you have a form inside a form(using ng-form, for example), form errors show just the name of the form instead of each field of that form.

when I put a single char in the first name field but it requires 5, there should be 4 "a" chars in "waaaay" so I know how many more to add.