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JavaScript AngularJS Basics (1.x) Using Angular's Built In Directives Adding Data To Your App Using ng-model

Posted by Karen Rulander
Karen Rulander
20,520 Points

I have installed ng-inspector in Google Chrome ver 48.0.x Clicking on its icon in the toolbar does nothing! Any ideas?

I am using Chrome version 48.0.2564.116 m (up-to-date as of now) I am using Windows 10. I am not using workspaces, instead I am running this from my local hard drive.

2 Answers

Edward Smith
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Edward Smith
Courses Plus Student 4,230 Points
Edward Smith
Edward Smith
Courses Plus Student 4,230 Points

Jaro is correct, you need to have a server running for ng-inspector to work. If you have npm, you can install live-server globally and start the server from the root directory of your application with

live-server

or you can use python's simplehttp server with

python -m SimpleHTTPServer

Jaro Schwab
Jaro Schwab
8,957 Points
Jaro Schwab
Jaro Schwab
8,957 Points

I think ng-inspector only works when you run it from a server. Try running your app on your localhost, it should work..