angularjsRelated issues-Collection of common programming errors

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  Tim
  javascript angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-ng-repeat
  Reading the documentation I’m not sure if I should be doing a pre-compile of this directive or if my methodology doesn’t work. The error i get is an “unexpected token email in emails”.Is it possible that the directive’s internal controller hasnt passed the email class to the scope of the directive?//html<div data-ng-app = “appSubs”> <email-subscription></email-subscription> </div >//jsangular.module(‘appSubs’, []).directive(’emailSubscription’, function () {return {restri
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  Trki
  angularjs ng-html2js
  No idea what the problem is…karma.conf.jsfiles: [// TEMPLATES’app/scripts/directives/views/profile_picture.html’,preprocessors : {// generate js files from html templates’app/scripts/directives/views/profile_picture.html’: ‘ng-html2js’},ngHtml2JsPreprocessor: {stripPrefix: ‘app/’,// setting this option will create only a single module that contains templates// from all the files, so you can load them all with module(‘templates’)moduleName: ‘templates’},Then in the test I use:beforeEach(module(
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  user3398172
  javascript angularjs twitter-bootstrap tabs
  I use angular ui tab (angular-ui.github.io/bootstrap/) and expect with ng-repeat I can make it dynamic, means user can add tab. But unexpected it repeat twice. here is the demo http://plnkr.co/edit/iHi1aOfbzsVd1vdX3Tg8?p=previewthe tab work fine with this<tabset vertical=”true” ><tab heading=”{{tab.name}}”><div ng-view></div></tab><tab heading=”{{tab.name}}”><div ng-view></div></tab></tabset>but I added ng-repeat=”tab in tabs” to tabset
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  Qantas 94 Heavy
  angularjs karma
  I have downloaded project from mean.io and run the karma test case which are present for articles. but all the assertion made in the test are having error like this assertion gives error : Unexpected request: GET articles? Expected GET articles at $httpBackend…it(‘$scope.find() should create an array with at least one article object ‘ +’fetched from XHR’, function() {// test expected GET request$httpBackend.expectGET(‘articles’).respond([{title: ‘An Article about MEAN’,content: ‘MEAN rocks!’}]
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  Joe F
  angularjs angularjs-directive angularjs-service
  I have created this jsfiddle:http://jsfiddle.net/noahgoodrich/CDwfL/1/I have created a set of directives to manage and manipulate navigational tabs. For some reason, when I try to close a tab, it initially removes the appropriate array element, but then the element is replaced with an empty element. Opening tabs seems to work as expected.app.directive(‘navTabOpen’, [‘$parse’, ‘navTabsService’, function($parse, navTabsService) {return {restrict: ‘A’,link: function(scope, element, attrs) {scope.ta
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  GuillaumeA
  javascript node.js mongodb angularjs express
  I’ve build a simple application with AngularJS. Part of this application is calling REST services. For that, I’m using mongoose. Everything works great, but I’d like to better handle errors. A sample code could be :Express:DBCollection.find({}, function (err, tuples) {if (err) {console.log(‘Error!’);}res.send(JSON.stringify(tuples));});AngularJS:DBService.query(function (res) {$scope.data.lists = res; }); The problem I’m faced with is as follow. Imagine I’ve got an error on the mongodb server
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  stackular
  javascript html angularjs
  All of the following HTML snippets fail with parsing errors when in a directive template:1.<select ng-model=”model” ng-options=”s.abbreviation as s.name for s in states” ng-disabled=”false”></select>fails with:Error: Syntax Error: Token ‘false’ is an unexpected token at column 18 of the expression [state.isDisabled false] starting at [false]2.<select ng-model=”model” ng-options=”s.abbreviation as s.name for s in states” ng-disabled=”disabled”></select>where $scope.disable
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  Santi
  angularjs jsonp jsfiddle
  I am trying to run with success the example in http://jsfiddle.net/srlopez/zXPSB/4/function MyController($scope, $http) { $http({method: ‘JSONP’,url: ‘https://212.142.196.44/cardiopen/episodio/list/2’ }). success(function (data, status) {console.log(‘data:’, data); }). error(function (data, status) {console.log(‘status:’, status);console.log(‘data:’, data); });}It reads a JSON from that url but always get errorUncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token : 212.142.196.44/cardiopen/episodio/list/2 stat
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  NewKidOnTheBlock
  javascript arrays angularjs
  I am using the angular ng-repeat function, in my controller i am trying to create an array however i keep getting an error message in my inspector.Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token [ below is a snippet of my code..var app = angular.module(“homeApp”, []);app.controller(“entriesView”, function ($scope){ $scope.itemEntry = {[{image: “https://cms.myspacecdn.com/cms/x/13/47/112013-priscilla-600.jpg”},image1: “https://cms.myspacecdn.com/cms/x/13/47/112013-priscilla-600.jpg”];}});can someone let m
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  Jordan Reddick
  angularjs filter indexing key ng-repeat
  When I filter ng-repeat, this.$index and key both change to reflect the objects position in the filtered array. The problem is that I only see the unfiltered array from the JavaScript so this.$index and key are giving an unexpected result.HTML: <section ng-repeat=”( key, place ) in places | filter: ({ name : placeName })” ><button ng-click=’myFunc( this.$index )’>Pick {{place.name}}</button> <!– same issue with key –> <section>Javascript: myFunc(key){ console.log

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