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I'm trying to experiment with ng-include in Plunkr but it was not working for me.
I then tried using some existing projects I found online and they too were not working, not in any of my browsers.
For example, this one: http://plnkr.co/edit/gist:4464334?p=preview
Does anyone else have this problem, or is it just me?
Where is the file app.js in the plunker? It looks like you forgot about it
Add app.js to plunker,
type in angular.module('ui',[]);
And it's working.
A working:Plunker
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when I wanted install mangoose by yarn command, there is the problem:
error An unexpected error occurred: "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/mangoose: Not found".
You probably mean mongoose instead of m__a__ngoose (notice the a instead of an o)
https://npmjs.com/mongoose
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I'm writing first program in C Language but I'm unable to compile it. Please help me!
You need to save the file. Press CTRL + S. You can also see you haven't saved it at the blue "1" on the left side of your VS Code sidebar. If you don't save it, you're just trying to compile an empty file.
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When I use tag on react, it shows a warning. My code and warning message is given billow.
Use the correct spelling for label.
Your tag should be <label>, otherwise browser cannot identify it.
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while trying to run a script, the execution stops at random points and there is no error on Console as well. In other words, the script hangs neither proceeding as per the steps nor gives any error on the console. Any idea where I could be going wrong?
I have tried reinstalling JRE, Selenium server (different versions even).
I am using Selenium v2.47.1 with Firefox v38.2.1
I found out that the group policies of my organization had put restrictions on the browser which caused this issue
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I am a AngularJS noob. Could anyone tell me what is the bare minimum requirement for a module to allow other modules to depend on it.
The code
angular.module('test',[]);
angular.module('test2',[test]);
gives error.
I have also tried switching the statements for somewhere I read that module are read in the reverse order!!.
Could someone tell me what am I missing?
dependency name is an array of string
Like this
angular.module('test2',['test']);