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barry abrams
465 PointsChallenge: How to log string in body of callback function Error:need to call 'angular.module' method within app.js
Angular Basics: C-Task 3 of 3
I need to console.log a string in the body of the callback function.
How do I call the angular.module method?
The first 2 steps have been checked and are correct.
Other Treehouse Users have had this problem and I tried the solutions they provided but they didn't work for me.
Any help would be appreciated.
/* Step 1 in process is to create a module via
app.js file */
angular.module("foobar", [])
/* Step 2: Attach a Custom Directive called "customDirective" to the Module
called "foobar" */
.directive("customDirective", function() {
console.log("This is a custom directive!");
});
2 Answers
Seth Kroger
56,414 PointsYour code looks like it should pass and it will if you strip the comments out. I guess the challenge checker doesn't like them for some reason.
Mohammed Abdalla
7,448 Pointsjust remove the semicolon at the end of statement "console.log("This is a custom directive!");"