Without “data-tap-disabled=‘true’” and by programmatically opening an infowindow containing an ‘ng-click’, the click event fires like it should. I understand that ‘data-tap-disabled’ applies to the element to which it is affixed and all of its children. Consequently, I believe that the fix requires a method to stop its application once it encounters a child element with “data-tap-disabled=‘false’” (for instance). I have logged the issue on github here: https://github.com/driftyco/ionic/issues/1505
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