ChangeDetection | Automatically track websites changes on Android | Android library

The problem is not with Change Detection, and the label values are correctly reflected in html. The change in countA and countB values do get reflected in HTML, it's just the CSS that gives the impression as if the html is not updated.

In fieldtabs.component.html you have logic to display tabs via

and you also have .

The problem is when the device has max width of 767.98px, the

element is not shown as a result of below CSS:

I think the problem is backwards from what you think it is. Jasmine assertions give the "found" value first and the expected value second. It's expecting '' but finding 'First post title'.

I think. Jasmine assertion responses always get me mixed up ^^

You shouldn’t delete gradle files. Why did you delete those files? However At this point I’d delete the whole project and recreate a new one copy/pasting your code.

The reason you are seeing the The app cannot find my 'form' error is because you are using the formControlName directive inside the component that is supposed to be implementing the formControlName interface. If you remove the formControlName directive from your custom input component template, you will no longer see that error.

In other words, when implementing ControlValueAccessor you are essentially telling Angular that your component knows how to use the formControlName directive and so the formControlName directive should be put on your custom component when instantiating it. i.e.

this would work and also you can simplify your updateModel function. logic is a bit complicated.

model was change after component loads, you just need to catch it and set the value of the isChecked to what is the value provided outside the component.

Pretty sure that note the clear way to do it but I found a solution. I now have two bootstrap controllers (AppController and AppNewController) and on the others controller

Several ways you can do it.

Simple solution would be :

Write an option tag wth default value just before the option tag doing ngFor.

The errors regarding event.color.primary should be the result, that your colors are of type any and there is no specific type defined. Try to create a IColors interface and define the primary and secondary entries as string.

The errors regarding the input tag, result from not known attributes of the input HTML element to angular.

Here is what you can do , First of all you can make sure that you have the environment variable needed , GRADLE_USER_HOME is usually located at Users/%USERNAME%/.gradle .

Then you can make sure that you add the /gradle_installation_Foler/bin to path .

Then try to go with gradle build , using command link at the location of your build.gradle , this will definitely make sure if you are able to download the dependency and have no issue with access .

if you do have connection issue , and you need to use a VPN here is an old answer of mine for how to do that .

let me know in comments if new error occurred .