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kiran hill
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kiran hill
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Posted by kiran hill
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kiran hill
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I am trying to do set up the front end for an app with node.js.

I am trying to figure out how node.js works.

function getSavedMovies(savedMovie, currentUser1){
    $http.get(`${server}/users/${currentUser1}/movies`, movies)
    .then(function(response){
      self.savedMovies = response.data.movies
      console.log("READ", self.savedMovies);

      $state.go('movie_show')
    })
  }

I am getting that "updateMovies" is not defined. How do I define it? In another folder with an ng-repeat? and how do I call to that folder?

kiran hill
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kiran hill
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kiran hill
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kiran hill
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 2,373 Points

So I kept getting "over 120 characters" even though it wasn't over 120 characters. I am getting updateMovies is not defined.
I have a movie_show.html file. And I have it defined there I think. I am not sure I am linking that file correctly, though.

Tri Pham
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Tri Pham
Tri Pham
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Is there a video you are following? you posted a small block code without much context. updateMovies is being called somewhere in your code, so it might be helpful to include the code that has it and the error log.