Angular Material v6 Mat-Footer – “Cannot read property ‘template’ of undefined”
FIXED: This was not made clear in the material documentation, but all columns must contain a <mat-footer-cell/> element, even if only one column will contain content.
FIXED: This was not made clear in the material documentation, but all columns must contain a <mat-footer-cell/> element, even if only one column will contain content.
In my case was just necessary to compile again the project
I had the same issue. Try to remove the .angular directory! worked for me.
The same service instance isn’t being shared across your App and Home components because you have listed SidenavService as a provider for both. When you define service provider in the providers entry of a Component decorator, that service is then available to that component and all of its children as a singleton, meaning the same … Read more
I have done it, after doing lot of R&D , their are few steps to follow as below : Install : npm install jspdf –save typings install dt~jspdf –global –save npm install @types/jspdf –save Add following in angular-cli.json: “scripts”: [ “../node_modules/jspdf/dist/jspdf.min.js” ] html: <button (click)=”download()”>download </button> component ts: import { Component, OnInit, Inject } from … Read more
Objects are a bit tricky with the async pipe. With an Observable that contains an array, we can use NgFor and create a local template variable (hero below) that gets assigned each item of the array after the async pipe extracts the array from the Observable. We can then use that variable elsewhere in the … Read more
You are not calling the getVideos method. You are calling subscribe on the function reference of getVideos and not the returned value. Call subscribe after you call getVideos(): ngOnInit() { this.videoserv.getvideos().subscribe((response) => { this.videos = response }); }
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For a project based on https://cli.angular.io, I needed to do the following: 1) Import libraries npm install underscore –save npm install @types/underscore –save 2) in tsconfig.app.json, add underscore to array ‘types’: “types”: [ “underscore” ] 3) In any component file I need to use underscore, I add this import * as _ from ‘underscore’; 4) … Read more