Error on lazy load from a lazy loaded file

[citosid]

I have one problem. Your module works very fine, however when I try to lazy load from a lazy loaded file it says:

Error: jsLoader is not a function
this.$get</filesLoader@https : //localhost/js/angular/includes/lazyload.js:245:1

I can add the same function you have in line 104, but while the error is not showed anymore it does not load the files either... Am I doing something wrong?

angular.module("StreamApp").config(function($stateProvider, $controllerProvider, $ocLazyLoadProvider) {
    $ocLazyLoadProvider.config({
        debug: true,
        events: true
    });
    $stateProvider.state("controller", {
        url: "/:controller/:action",
        controller: function($rootScope, $state, $stateParams, $ocLazyLoad) {
            if (!$rootScope.controllers)
                $rootScope.controllers = {};

            if (!$rootScope.controllers[$stateParams.controller]) {
                $ocLazyLoad.load([{
                    files: [
                        "/js/angular/controller/" + $stateParams.controller + ".js"
                    ]
                }]).then(function() {
                    $rootScope.controllers[$stateParams.controller] = true;
                    $state.go($stateParams.controller + ( $stateParams.action ? ("." + $stateParams.action) : "" ));
                });
            }
            log($stateParams);
        }
    })
});

[citosid]

Any ideas?

[ocombe]

Oups sorry I forgot to answer yesterday.
The error line points to jsLoader(jsFiles, function(err) {
But jsLoader has to be defined here, it shouldn't possible to be something else than a function ...
Could you edit the ocLazyLoad.js file and add a console.log(jsLoader) line 244 to see what's going on here ?

[citosid]

It is ok. Thanks for your answer.

This is the result:

[ocombe]

Ok, is it possible that you are lazy loading ocLazyLoad somewhere ?
Is it possible to have the code of your lazy loaded file so that I can try to reproduce the bug ?
Could you search for the function init at the end of the file: function init(element) { and put a console.log in it to check if it's called 2 times ?

[citosid]

The first file lazy loaded is the one paste above. As you can see on it, it tries to load other files, but there is when it fails. I'm trying to create a plnkr snippet, but I cannot make it work.

I'm not lazy loading ocLazyLoad anywhere else. Actually, that code is all I have there.

[ocombe]

Ok I can reproduce.

You're not supposed to do a

$ocLazyLoadProvider.config({
        debug: true,
        events: true
    });

in the lazy loaded module. The lib has already been configured. Just remove this and you'll be fine
I'll add a safeguard to prevent this problem.

[citosid]

Thanks @ocombe! However, that does not fix the error either :(

And by the way, this is the pnkr I cannot make work.
http://plnkr.co/edit/bf7D3wSWb4fhCooBVRKC

[ocombe]

Ok, I finish the fix and I'll release it in 10mn.

[ocombe]

It's available in release 0.3.2 :)

[citosid]

Thanks a lot. It fixes that error. Now are being loaded. You know what, I think I know why it is "configured" again.

I have this in my main app file:

angular.module("StreamApp", [ "ngCookies", "ngRoute", "ui.router", "oc.lazyLoad", "ngAnimate" ]);

angular.module("StreamApp")
.config(function($ocLazyLoadProvider, $httpProvider) {
    $ocLazyLoadProvider.config({
        loadedModules: ["StreamApp"],
        debug: true,
        events: false
    });

And in the main controller:

$ocLazyLoad.load([{
    name: "StreamApp",
    files: [
        "/js/angular/includes/states.js",

Because of that, the first config is being executed twice. I think it is related to bug #41. Is there a solution for that? I've tried to do it

$ocLazyLoad.load([{
    name: "StreamApp2",
    files: [
        "/js/angular/includes/states.js",

And in states define the second streamapp but the state is not registered. :(

[ocombe]

Yes it's probably the same thing. I'll take a look at it tomorrow.

[citosid]

Thanks a lot. In the meantime I'll find another way.

[ocombe]

Fixed in 0.3.3 !

[citosid]

Excellent! It worked ;)