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Nick Marsh
14,255 PointsAngular Stage 4 Challenge 2
I can't seem to get this one right. Any help would be much appreciated.
angular.module('myApp', [])
.directive('treehouseCourse', function () {
return {
link: function ($scope, $element, $attrs) {
$element.treehouseCourse({
console.log($attrs.course-title);
});
}
}
});
6 Answers
davidschreiter
15,005 PointsHey bro,
The '$element.treehouseCourse({' and '});' part is unnecessary.
Also remember the difference in naming conventions between HTML and javascript. i.e. 'course-title' in HTML is referred to as 'courseTitle' in javascript.
Keep on keepin' on, bro.
Kerry Rosado
14,368 PointsSo basically the answer should be:
console.log($attrs.courseTitle);
Salman Akram
Courses Plus Student 40,065 PointsHi Nick,
What's the question please?
Nick Marsh
14,255 PointsHi Salman,
The question is
Look at the <div> element with the treehouse-course directive in index.html. Then update the directive in app.js to call console.log with the value of the course-title attribute.
Nick Marsh
14,255 PointsStill having trouble with this one. If anyone can point me in the right direction, it would be much appreciated.
Nick Marsh
14,255 PointsThanks! That did it.