ng2-semantic-ui | Semantic UI Angular Integrations | User Interface library
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kandi X-RAY | ng2-semantic-ui Summary
Angular and jQuery don't go together - this is the fundamental principal of this library. It provides Angular component versions of the Semantic UI modules, so that you don't need to add jQuery to your app. Note that only Semantic UI elements that use jQuery are recreated here - those written purely in CSS aren't included as they can be used in Angular apps already.
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QUESTION
should expand in IE11 but the Object doesn't support property or method 'animate' error appears instead, in the IE console window.
I added the with nested to one of the views.
The code looks like follows:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-12 at 12:08The is using Web Animations API that is not supported by all browsers. They tell it at their docs here:
https://edcarroll.github.io/ng2-semantic-ui/#/modules/accordion
https://edcarroll.github.io/ng2-semantic-ui/#/modules/collapse
To solve this better in angular I suggest adding this to your polyfill.ts file (probably it is already there commented):
QUESTION
I'm using the Angular package for Semantic UI https://edcarroll.github.io/ng2-semantic-ui/#/getting-started
I have a searchable, dropdown select like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-24 at 12:14You are trying to update an async object with sync logic.
myOptionsModel should be an observable Then you HTML template can bind to Its changes
TS file
QUESTION
I updated my Angular Project from 5 to 6. But now I have issues with the Internet Explorer 11. Every time I try to load the live dev server on localhost:4200 the login page renders but immediatly disconnects from the live dev server.
All other Browsers work fine, no errors on the console (tried with Edge, Firefox and Chrome)
My pollyfills look like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-04 at 16:54I actually fixed it by deleting a unused script from my index.html as I was trying to reproduce the issue. No idea what was actually causing the issue for it persisted only since I upgraded to Angular 6 and everything was fine before.
QUESTION
I've got the following error
Metadata version mismatch for module c:/..../node_modules/angularfire2/index.d.ts, found version4, expected 3.
And if I go and check in my package.json, I have angularfire2 on version 5.0.0-rc.4, and firebase on 4.6.2. see screenshot for details
I tried changing the version of angularfire2 and firebase to previous versions but nothing worked.
Any suggestions ? Thank you.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-22 at 18:59angularfire2 5.0.0-rc.4 should work with firebase 4.5.0 and angular 5.0.0
Check angularfire2 package.json :
QUESTION
I have been unable to fix this error or determine the cause. No code has changed, so I assume it is a result of an NPM package being updated. Here is the error log to the console. This is for an Angular2 application.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-17 at 04:07I ran into this same issue yesterday when I cloned a repo onto a new machine and did an NPM install to get the packages - same exact error. My project is also using the ng2-semantic-ui package. Ng2-semantic-ui has a dependency on both Popper.js and @types\popper (typescript definitions).
QUESTION
I got an angular4 & Universal application with a app.module and a app.browser.module/app.server.module.
App.Module has all app configuration and bootstrap. app.browser.module call modules that are used in the browser, to avoid breaking the universal build.
Link for the project repo on Github
When I import an external lib (ng2-semantic-ui) into app.browser.module, the app does does not recognize ng2-semantic-ui directives, but when I import it into 'app.module' it does.
This is my modules structure:
app.module.ts ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-27 at 19:15It doesn't work because you are trying to use sui-sidebar component within template of HomeComponent that has been declared in AppModule and this module doesn't have sui-sidebar component in its scope
That's how how encapsulation works in @NgModules. Directives, components and pipes are not published in the "global" scope.
If you want to use sui-sidebar component within HomeComponent then
1) find @NgModule where HomeComponent has been declared (AppModule).
2) look at declarations array of AppModule. Do you see sui-sidebar component there? If you do it will work otherwise
3) look at imports array. Do you see any module that is exporting sui-sidebar. If you do then it will work otherwise unfortunatelly you will get error like
ERROR in Template parse errors: 'sui-sidebar' is not a known element:
If your external library is not compatible with server rendering then prerendering won't work in any cases.
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QUESTION
I use webpack for development and build purpose for my Angular2 app.
When building my sources (webpack --profile --bail) on my machine the webpack process finishes normally.
When using the same command in my Jenkins CI pipeline the process gets stuck for ever in assets optimization, supposedly after using the html-webpack-plugin or before using the extract-text-webpack-plugin.
Here are the steps in the Jenkins pipeline:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-02 at 17:07It seems the version of node was the culprit!
I ran a nodejs debugger and didn't find any additional info but I tried to build with different versions of node, and bingo!
As weird as it may seem, node v6.9.0 and v.6.9.1 (the npm dependency in yum repos) didn't behave the same (it's a minor version change, come on !).
Installing node v7.5.0 on both environments did the trick !
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