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TypeError: Cannot read property '$$animLeave' of undefined #3516

Closed hani647 closed 4 years ago

hani647 commented 7 years ago

I explored a lot but can't find a way out of it. I've been using angular 1.6.4 and ui-router 1.0.0-beta.3. Please help me how to make a work around it. Moreover I can see 2 ui-views when I call state my html looks like

    <div ui-view>

    </div >

but then I can see 2 views when calling state i.e. 

    <div ui-view>

    </div >
    <div ui-view>

    </div >

Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks

niamleeson commented 7 years ago

I'm running into the same issue. When the app renders, there are two ui-view's.

orsi commented 6 years ago

I encountered this problem when transitioning from one sibling state to another. My setup is a parent 'admin' state, with many sub-states defined as 'admin.workCenters', 'admin.users', etc. Upon loading the first sub-state, it would load properly, however, transitioning to another sibling would rip out all the html up to the parent's parent ui-view and never re-insert other siblings.

The problem fixed itself when I changed the parent ui-view template from <ui-view></ui-view> to <div ui-view></div>. Not sure if this would help yourself, but maybe it would shed light on the issue.

vladlep commented 6 years ago

+1

ms-dosx86 commented 5 years ago

+1

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