The UI Designer / Widget Editor also will jumble the Angular Module declarations in the created widget header, which then will appear in the Widget Editor when the widget is edited.
For example, I enter this in Required angular modules:
"angular.module('ui.bootstrap.demo', ['ngAnimate', 'ui.bootstrap'])",
then upon preview the browser throws:
"Uncaught SyntaxError: missing ) after argument list" ,
which shows this:
<script>
angular.module('bonitasoft.ui').requires.push('['ngAnimate'', ''ui.bootstrap'])', 'angular.module('ui.bootstrap.demo'');
</script>
and when I re-open the widget editor, I see this:
['ngAnimate', 'ui.bootstrap']), angular.module('ui.bootstrap.demo'
Win10
Both current versions of Chrome, Firefox
Hi
You can try to put directly your 'Required angular module'. For example, in your step to reproduce, just add dxin this fields.
You can required multiple modules with this fields. To do this, just separated your module with comma like this: ngAnimate, ui.bootstrap.
Don’t forget to import your angular module’s with widget assets if they are not exist.
Regards
Benjamin
Benjamin,
First, thank you for your time in this matter.
Second, I am torn between chagrin and embarrassment, and frustration with
documentation. While the docs carousel example says to declare the
module, and tooltip in editor says enter a comma separated list - both of
which are clear statements, it is not clear to an inexperienced user that
that does not mean to create the full amgular.module statement, that the
tool will do that for you.
I will however, default to the former and apologize for taking peoples time
for this trivial matter.
In closing, I would like to say that the more I learn about the tool in
its entirety, the more impressed I am.
Thank you.
Edward Geyh
Providence, RI, USA