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Monthly Archives: September 2013
Use SlowCheetah for Web.config transform previews
I’m only two years late to this game, but I finally needed to use web.config transforms on a project. Scott Hanselman has a helpful post on it.
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Don’t put ng-app and ng-view on the same element.
I was having a problem where Angular’s routing system wasn’t working in my application. After some experimentation I found this out: If you have an element like then links which go to known routes won’t get handled by Angular’s, rather, … Continue reading
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Tagged angular, angularjs, code, gotchas, javascript, js, routing
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