I was getting this for awhile and tracked it down to angular-repeat-n...
In my template I do something like this...
ng-repeat-n="(whatever.accountTotalRowCount-whatever.accountRows.length)"
Where both numbers could be 0.
In the for loop at line 38 this can make the i -1 which can't be removed, so it throws:
TypeError: Cannot read property 'remove' of undefined
at Object.fn (angular-repeat-n.js:40)
at n.$digest (angular.js:14308)
at n.$apply (angular.js:14571)
at l (angular.js:9698)
at M (angular.js:9888)
at XMLHttpRequest.F.onload (angular.js:9829)(anonymous function) @ angular.js:11655(anonymous function) @ angular.js:8596n.$digest @ angular.js:14326n.$apply @ angular.js:14571l @ angular.js:9698M @ angular.js:9888F.onload @ angular.js:9829
My hacky fix is to just add this in the first line of the for loop:
So why the heck would I ever want to do ng-repeat-n="0" ?
I'm basically doing a table which lazy loads data in from a RESTful service. There's a requirement for the empty rows to be available... because requirements!
So I do something hacky like this:
<tr ng-repeat="row in accountRows">
<td>{{ row.id }}</td>
<td>{{ row.name }}</td>
<td>{{ row.whatever }}</td>
</tr>
<tr ng-repeat-n="(accountTotalRowCount-accountRows.length)">
<td colspan="3"> </td>
</tr>
So if there are 0 remaining this will cause that error message.
I was getting this for awhile and tracked it down to angular-repeat-n...
In my template I do something like this...
Where both numbers could be 0.
In the for loop at line 38 this can make the i -1 which can't be removed, so it throws:
My hacky fix is to just add this in the first line of the for loop:
So why the heck would I ever want to do ng-repeat-n="0" ?
I'm basically doing a table which lazy loads data in from a RESTful service. There's a requirement for the empty rows to be available... because requirements!
So I do something hacky like this:
So if there are 0 remaining this will cause that error message.