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Anjum Shaikh
1,581 PointsAttach a custom directive called 'customDirective' to the module
Attach a custom directive called 'customDirective' to the module
angular.module("foobar",[])
.directive(function("foobar")){
return:"customDirective"
}
1 Answer
Nourez Rawji
3,303 PointsClose, but your syntax is a little off.
angular.module ('foobar', [])
.directive('customDirective', function(){
//directive code goes here
});
Remember, to create a directive you need to pass the module the name of the directive, and the function that makes up the directive.
What you did is pass it a function, but not a directive name.