Closed newaeonweb closed 9 years ago
Please provide concise details about the problem and your configuration. Cheers.
I have the same issue, but when I remove : // double check that the app has been configured before running it and blowing up space and time .run(['FBURL', '$timeout', function(FBURL, $timeout) { if( FBURL.match('//INSTANCE.firebaseio.com') ) { angular.element(document.body).html('
from config.js, it works perfectly.
It would be hard to come to the conclusion that this is the same issue simply because you receive the same error message.
If you are receiving that error, and removing the check fixes the error, then your FBURL is incorrectly set to INSTANCE.friebaseio.com. This would indicate that things will not work perfectly (which is why the check exists).
If the check is incorrect, then actual data indicating which URL it can't parse, and troubleshooting that helps explain the bug would be appropriate here.
Even configuring the Instance reference to Firebase, the warning still showing