Olivier Combe
Olivier Combe
I updated his comment (repo owned privileges!). Hmm are you sure that the error comes from ocLazyLoad?
Hmm Ok I'll check that :)
Can you try with $rootScope instead of $scope ?
How will you load the module ? If you use the service then it returns a promise and you can chain with `then(function() { ... })`
ng dependencies are official modules (ng animate, ng cookies, ...). The Angular team cheats with modules and has access to internal angular stuff that regular libs don't. When you register...
this was a problem when I created the lib a while ago, but I haven't tested this without the ng dependency in 1.5+ that's for sure, maybe they fixed the...
hmm that shouldn't be the case Try adding an error handler to see if there is something here: ``` js $stateProvider .state('user', { url: '/user', resolve: { loader: ['$ocLazyLoad', function...
Yes, you'll get this error if oclazyload cannot find ng-app. It's not recommended because the lib might want to reload angular native modules if one of your lazy loaded dependencies...
Hello @antonioaltamura It's not "dead dead", I just don't have time to work on this anymore and I've switched to angular 2 When 1.6 comes around I'll try to update...
It works with 1.5 yes Le jeu. 1 sept. 2016 17:34, Mr Friend [email protected] a écrit : > @ocombe https://github.com/ocombe Ah so it does work with 1.5 then? The >...