Closed atgillette closed 9 years ago
Thanks for reporting this issue. I'm not familiar with futureState. Can you provide a plunkr by any chance?
I don't think it's possible to setup the scenario on plunkr. But I can email you the project.
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Hi,
Did you get my email with the projects?
Yap thanks. I check it out once I'm back from vacation.
Hey there,
I digged a little into this issue. This issue seems to be that you're loading angular twice and probably more important: You do so after loading the other modules. If you comment out these lines in subapp.module.js
var ngModule = angular.module("app.subapp", [
//'ng',
//'ui.router',
]);
everything works as expected.
Big thanks @johannesjo . That did the trick.
Hi,
I'm using futureState in combination with oclazyload and ng-fab-form. On 1st use of my application, the user is directed to a state contained in my shell application and ng-fab-form is able to properly initialize and perform validation. But if a user navigates to a futureState and refreshes the page, ng-fab-form cannot properly initialize. This issue is only impacting ng-fab-form, everything else renders and functions as expected. Ideas on why this is happening and how it can be fixed?
Thanks,
Adrian