, wie Fehler zu vermeiden: [ng: btstrpd] App bereits mit diesem Element 'Dokument' Bootstrap

Question

mit Winkel Meteor v 0.9

versucht, eine abgepackte app AngularMeteor-SmartAdmin Beispiel zu bekommen richtig zu laden

Erste Fehler:

Error: [ng:btstrpd] App Already Bootstrapped with this Element 'document' 

gibt es eine Möglichkeit, herauszufinden, warum und wo dieser Fehler auftritt?

Hier ist mein Meteor Eintrag:

angular:angular-animate        1.4.0 AngularJS (official) release. For full... 
angular:angular-cookies        1.4.0 AngularJS (official) release. For full... 
angular:angular-resource        1.4.0 AngularJS (official) release. For full... 
angular:angular-route         1.4.0 AngularJS (official) release. For full... 
angular:angular-sanitize        1.4.0 AngularJS (official) release. For full... 
angularui:angular-ui-router       0.2.15 angular-ui-router (official): Flexibl... 
angularui:ui-utils         0.2.4 Angular-ui-utils package for meteor. 
autopublish           1.0.3 Publish the entire database to all cli... 
cfs:http-methods          0.0.29 Adds HTTP.methods RESTful 
gsklee:ngstorage          0.3.0 ngStorage package for Meteor 
http             1.1.0 Make HTTP calls to remote servers 
insecure            1.0.3 Allow all database writes by default 
less             1.0.14 The dynamic stylesheet language 
meteor-platform          1.2.2 Include a standard set of Meteor packa... 
planettraining:angular-translate      2.7.0 Angular Translate 
planettraining:angular-translate-loader-static-files 2.7.0 Angular Translate 
planettraining:angular-translate-loader-url   2.7.0 Angular Translate 
planettraining:angular-translate-storage-cookie  2.7.0 Angular Translate 
planettraining:angular-translate-storage-local  2.7.0 Angular Translate 
selchenkov:angular-bootstrap-ui      0.0.1 Meteor 
urigo:angular    0.9.0 

Answer 1

Problem mit Dateipfad index.ng.html in index.html ‚s ng-umfassen

Es sollte

<div ng-include="'client/index.ng.html'"> 
</div> 

Pfade sind immer absolut ist, wie erwähnt in Angular Meteor tutorial

It's very important to note - the paths are always absolute, not relative! so if 'index.ng.html' was inside a client folder, you would have to place the whole path from the route app, doesn't matter where you're calling the file from. like this (e.g. if index.ng.html was in the 'client' folder):

<div ng-include="'client/index.ng.html'"></div>