Error: Unknown provider: eProvider <- e <- textAngularDirective

[Dexter-C]

I'm using angular 1.0.8 , when I inject the textAngular in to my main.js there is error:

 Error: Unknown provider: eProvider <- e <- textAngularDirective

any idea why?

[fraywing]

Are you by chance using the minified version or are you using the development version?

[Dexter-C]

I'm using the minified version, I tried the development version too, and I got another error:

Error: Unknown provider: $sceProvider <- $sce <- textAngularDirective

[fraywing]

Yep! That's a bug. I totally forgot that the minification process shrinks the dependencies down to unrecognizable forms. $sce isn't included in 1.0.8. That's why you are running into that issue. I'll get fix it right away. Thanks for the heads up!

Btw Contributions are always welcome :-)

[Dexter-C]

I think you should add the "angular support version " to the doc. any way thanks for the reply

[fraywing]

Done and done. The minfied version works now. If you can include the $sce module, it will work. It's shipped with $sce default "on" in Angular 1.2.x

[Dexter-C]

its working perfectly, but there is one thing : how to dynamically set the html, I use the normal textarea for short input when user open the full writer mode then the editor will show up, however I need the content of the normal textarea to be the initial html ,how can I do that.

I already tried

 scope.textAngularOpts.textAngularEditors.writer.html = scope.post.content;

it wont work!

[fraywing]

I'm going to get back to you on this one, I'll have to find a way to allow the setting of the model without an infinite $digest loop occurring.

[fraywing]

Alrighty, I updated textAngular. You should not be able to do what you are wanting. All you have to do, is on your text-editor, make it share the same model as your textAngular instance like:

<textarea ng-model='textAngularOpts.textAngularEditors.myTextAngularInstance.html'></textarea>

Let me know how it goes!

[Dexter-C]

nice, it work perfectly! thanks

[bakkou]

Hi @fraywing thank you for this wonderful module, i'm on angularjs v1.0.6 and i have the $sce error how I solve the problem without changing the version. thank you

[SimeonC]

Hi @bakkou-badri from memory the code is that if you don't have the ngSanitize module included it won't use $sce. As above $sce isn't included in stable builds of angular below 1.2.2.

Apart from that you could try editing the source code manually, but I can't guarantee that will work!