Vladislav Derbenev

Thanks for idea, I'll post my solution here.

@Gillardo, I think it's working well if I just delete mode conditions in templates: in 'template/date-picker.html' (and same for 'template/time-picker.html'): ` "

Another option is to extend condition to something like `ng-if=\"isOpen && (showPicker == 'date' || showPicker == 'both')\"`

It's going to look like this for me  And yes I know about lack of buttons ):

I found a problem with my solution to display timepicker alongside with datepicker: model is being updated only once for datepicker. Pressing date after first change, doesn't change anything before...

I'm still going to make it happen, but I has been pulled away from working on this lately. I've described everything I know at this moment and will keep doing...

My intention is something like this: https://github.com/Paragonid/ng-socket-io/commit/d83072ae92bef8303ebd9d03a85cbaa6a2bd11ff It somewhat changes architecture and puts additional requirements to usage, I'm not entirely sure how to finish it to make it nice

I couldn't make it work by garretwilson example, but next setup helped: ```html {{::page.label}} ``` And the controller (coffeescript): ```js panelController = (_, $timeout, $state, User, Routes) -> @pages =...