Angular is undefined about angular-winjs

[AmazingJaze]

Hi @jolleman, the problem may be that the version of WinJS UI you are using doesn't align to the version of WinJS that angular-winjs expects. Currently the angular-winjs project is aligned to WinJS 4.0 Preview, which you can also get from trywinjs. The version of WinJS 4.0 that your build of visual studio is using may be a newer point-in-time version of WinJS 4.0.

The first thing I would try is downloading WinJs 4.0 Preview from the trysite, adding it locally to you project, and replace the references to

<link rel="stylesheet" href="lib/Microsoft.WinJS.4.0/css/ui-light.css" />
<script src="lib/Microsoft.WinJS.4.0/js/WinJS.min.js"></script>

with the src to your local copy of WinJS 4.0 preview, and see if that doesn't resolve your issue.

We plan to update angular-winjs and all the samples on the try site to use WinJS 4.0, shortly after the upcoming release of WinJS 4.0 itself.

[jolleman]

Hi!

ive tried that. I get an angular undefined at line 363 in angular-winjs. Does angular-winjs require the angularjs library?

var module = angular.module("winjs", []);

Regards Joel

[AmazingJaze]

The angularjs library does need to be loaded, but it looks like you are already doing that correctly in the code snippet you pasted above.

Can you provide a page/app which repros this behavior as described on our wiki. So we can take a look at it?

[AmazingJaze]

@jolleman, Thinking about this some more, it might be a conflict with Universal App script loading policies. I assume you are seeing this issue when you try to run as a Win 10 app in visual studio?

If you are not able to get us a repro page/app to investigate, I would try running the same HTML file on a website, or copy the Angular library locally to your Visual Studio project and reference it from there.