So, I tried to make an offline app using Onsen UI and AngularJS
I know AngularJs is already stop developed, but because the application that I want to make is offline base, so I choose to use it still
Anw, back to the topic, I have already tried to follow the instruction of this ons-popover documentation, but it’s not working
Because I create an application that has few pages, so I use a template tag for every page and the popover as well
Here’s my HTML script looks like
<template id="main_page.html">
<ons-page ng-controller="appCtrl">
<ons-toolbar>
My App
</ons-toolbar>
<div class="main">
<ons-button id="target_button">Button</ons-button>
</div>
</ons-page>
</template>
<template id="popover.html">
<ons-popover>
This popover is defined as a template.
</ons-popover>
</template>
And here is the script inside of my controller
app.controller("appCtrl", function($scope){
ons.createElement("popover.html", {parentScope: $scope, append: true})
.then(function(popover){
popover.show("#target_button"); // the target where I want the popover to show at
})
})
As you can see on my controller above, I use the ons-button id which is button_target as a target where I want the popover to show at
And the error that I got just like this
Error: [Onsen UI] Invalid target type or undefined
at vi.throw (onsenui.min.js:2:62668)
at HTMLElement.value (onsenui.min.js:2:236643)
at t.<computed> [as show] (angular-onsenui.min.js:4:43505)
at ctrl.js:93:11
It’s said that the target is undefined
So I tried to add and change a few lines just like this
ons.createElement("popover.html", {parentScope: $scope, append: true})
.then(function(popover){
var target = document.getElementById("button_target");
popover.show("target"); // the target where I want the popover to show at
})
But nothing changed, is there something that I missed?