Hi Mike,
This is what @components do. Why did you use a directory instead?
Regards
Sander
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Hi Mike, Sathish,
This is more a result of the way the new import modules are supposed to
work as it is an angular 2 issue. Closing the console will help, as it will
prevents the loading of the .map files. Switching to http2 will also help,
as that is way more geared towards this use-case.
For
Hi Jerry,
Well, I still believe the issue you are having is a coffeescript one. You
see, Restangular.all('jewels').getList().$object returns a empty array.
Then it goes off and does its job, and once the results are in, the array
is extended with the result. You see this reflected in the consol
We are using Material Design "Autocomplete" in many modules,so can we
create a component for this ?
Thanks in advance
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On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 10:26:59 AM UTC+5:30, Sander Elias wrote:
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> Hi S,
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> You can do:
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> and it will take out the component when the condition evaluates to falsy.
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> Regards
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On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 10:25:00 AM UTC+5:30, Sander Elias wrote:
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> Hi S,
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> There was no 'init' support in angular before $oninit. So the main
> difference is that angular calls the $onInit automatically when it needs
> it, and you needed to cal your init() functions yourself.
My use case is simple. I want a directive that has data properties. I
want the html/design person to be able to design the template but have
access to the data properties. I can't seem to get this use case to work.
Can someone enlighten me? I don't want to put all the properties on the
mai
I am still seeing that behavior. Unfortunately, I don't have a fix. I
switched to Safari and rxjs still loads each component separately, but the
reload time isn't noticeable (I was using Firefox). I am just hoping that
it will be fixed before they do the first release.
I wish I had a solutio
I don't know your environment, so I can't give details. The gist of it is that
you need to provide the depended for the application. If you can't do it with
the IDE, I would suggest you dump it and head over to http://angular.io and
follow the tutorial on how to do it manually. Once you know ho
The plunker link has the file app.js
I do not believe this is a coffee script issue, but is related to a promise.
On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 5:16:51 AM UTC-7, Sander Elias wrote:
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> Hi Jerry,
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> Looks like an cofeescript issue. Thing is, you are returning async data,
> and it might take a co
Did you try having your component bind to the form control? Each
application could use FormBuilder and FormControls like any other form but
the actual control would be backed by your reusable input component. This
does make your reusable component a very dumb (as in dumb vs. smart)
control but
I updated to rc4 from rc1. The error is now: "Error during instantiation of
AnimationDriver!" which, conveniently, had results in Google. The issue is
as I thought: bootstrap does not wait for the onload event.
I have changed my code to do this:
window.addEventListener('load',(evt)=> {boostrap(Log
I am trying to write custom directive to pass input values and then bind
data to the sparkline chart but it gives me error sparkline is not a
function.
Below is the plunker:
http://plnkr.co/edit/BpY6Kd1bSMzWTKSZqJzv
Any help appreciated.
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Sander,
I get the part about passing form times as a argument, I like that idea but
I m not sure I understand the rest of your reply. I m on Angular 1.38
still. Have not had a chance to upgrade to 1.5 or whatever version allows
you to use "component"
On Monday, July 11, 2016 at 1:05:36 AM UTC-
Hi,
I use ngfor and the dynamic component loader to show different numbers of
div-containers with different contents.
One content shall show another webapplication. For this exercise I use the
html-tag iframe.
My problem is that every dynamic change with the ngfor triggers a reload
from the
Thanks Sander,
Yes i've used those with no success. Although there are no mention of
adding `ngControl` directives in child template, i've tried with/without
with no success. It seems that i can't sync the inputs in child component
with their parent form in case of not using `ngControl`. While
Hi Elias, Ah yes, however at least in RC 4 the value on your binding
example is not making it into the model inside the component. That is a
check box example. With radio groups with a common name property the
bindings on the remaining items not checked are not getting updated. My
example here is f
Hi Jerry,
Looks like an cofeescript issue. Thing is, you are returning async data,
and it might take a couple of cycles before the data is returned. I'm not
familiar with CS enough to track down what is happening in your case.
Regards
Sander
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Take a look at it.
https://www.gurustop.net/blog/2015/10/07/angularjs2-internet-explorer-support
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On 11 July 2016 at 10:42, Ajey Charantim
ngbook2 is an excellent resource https://www.ng-book.com/2/.. its paid one
though..but they keep it update with every RC release
https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/angular-2-first-look/table-of-contents
Udemy has lot of ng2 courses again paid ones
https://www.udemy.com/courses/search
Hi,
I am about to choose angular 2 for building up a new project. However I
need to support on chrome 41 (this version is locked down due to internal
requirements).
So I was curious to know if angular 2 would run on chrome 41?
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