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Replacing className.split with target.hasClass() #418
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Instead of checking if className is an actual string in e.target object representing a DOM element (it's not a string in a highcharts graph for example or other sofisticated representations in the Document, I propose wrapping e.target with an angular provided jquery/jqlite object and use provided hasClass() method instead, which propably makes "contains" function redundant
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Instead of checking if className is an actual string in e.target object representing a DOM element (it's not a string in a highcharts graph for example or other sofisticated representations in the Document, I propose wrapping e.target with an angular provided jquery/jqlite object and use provided hasClass() method instead, which propably makes "contains" function redundant