Polymer killing an Angular directive?

[scotty...@gmail.com]

http://plnkr.co/edit/4Up7rlCNja9CGVdVO9Bu?p=preview

If you remove the platform.js script, it renders correctly... Any thoughts on this?

[scotty...@gmail.com]

BTW, works perfectly on Chrome, just not on Safari or Firefox...

[Sébastien Cevey]

Hi,

I'm also having problems using platform.js (specifically the polyfills that power it in FF) and Angular. I've opened an issue to track this here: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/issues/8598

It may not be the exact same condition, but might be symptoms from the same root cause (use of a live NodeList which breaks due to polyfill)?

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[scotty...@gmail.com]

Thanks, Sébastien! Looks like a related issue. Unfortunately for my project, I might have to pull out of Polymer and reimplement without web components since this issue seems to have hit a wall. :(

[Arthur Evans]

Hi,

I tried your code on Firefox and I noticed that it appears to be using an old version of platform.js (0.3.4) from a CDN. When I replaced it with the latest version (0.4.0), it seems to work fine:

    <script src="//polymer-platform.org/components/platform/platform.js"></script>

It doesn't look like you're actually using Polymer in here, and I'm not seeing the custom elements, either -- I didn't see a polymer-element or a call to document.registerElement. Is there some magic Angular API to create a custom element?

Thanks,

Arthur

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[scotty...@gmail.com]

Excellent! I realize that there were no polymer elements in that Plunker, I was just trying to demonstrate that simply including platform.js on the page broke that angular directive. :)

Unfortunately, that was my sad attempt to reproduce my problem with the fewest lines possible, but I'm using 0.4.0, so I know that's not the actual solution to my issue. I'll try to make a simple Plunker that reproduces my problem. Not easy since my app has a lot of moving parts (ui-router, loading templates from templateCache, etc.), so it'll take me some effort to figure out which part is the real culprit. Maybe it's instructive that the plunker in 0.3.4 acts precisely how my project is acting with 0.4.0...

Thanks again for the sleuthing, and I hope we can get to the real cause.