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Nathaniel Medrano
723 PointsHow do I "attach" a directive to a module?
I thought nothing else went in app.js, and the directives went in a separate script file.
angular.module("foobar", []);
.directive('customDirective', fuction() {
return {
template: "This is a Custom Directive",
};
});
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYou've got some stray punctuation in the way, and some other issues:
- you should remove the semicolon from the top line since you want to attach .directive
- you wrote "fuction" instead of "function".
- you callback body is different from (and more complicated than) what the challenge asks for
- for this challenge, all the code goes in app.js
This is most curious — it looks like you have parts of task 3 there, but you have issues that would prevent passing task 1. Did you copy and paste this code from somewhere else?
Nathaniel Medrano
723 PointsThanks! It was the semi-colon after the first statement that had me stumped. And no, I just kept adding more and more since I couldn't get it to work. Rewatched the videos 3 times, and couldn't figure out how to do it if it was all on the same file.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsI see. A case of "escalating frustrations", I can sympathize. But glad you got it going!
