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Cannot read property 'ownerDocument' of undefined on Element types #60
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I am also having this same issue - the element clearly gets selected, but in debugging the code it seems to call apart somewhere near
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@compsagnathus, I realised that there is a bug in the downloadable code which is fixed in the demo page. I diff'd the code from the root project, and the code on this page: http://abhikmitra.github.io/ng-joyride-demo/#/ and found minor differences. So, just replace the version you are using with the ng-joyride.js on the demo page and it will work! |
thanks so much! |
hello, can you explain the source of this bug please? I have the same bug and i have brought enormously modification to the original code, so I can't replace my code with the code in the demo page |
@Fr0ozen I don't know the exact details, I just know the demo version worked where the version on GitHub didn't. To see the differences, diff the code between commit c599569 on this project and the code here: http://abhikmitra.github.io/ng-joyride-demo/bower_components/ng-joyride/ng-joyride.js using any diff tool (winmerge etc.). You should then be able to merge these changes into your updated code. |
This line of code:
$fkEl.popover('show');
Throws the exception:
With a breakpoint on $fkEl.popover('show');, I can see that the selector has found my element, but for some reason is throwing this exception. What am I doing wrong?
The stack trace is as follows:
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