console.log returns setter as undefined for this line :
var options = {};
options.on = {
blur: function (e) {
if (e.editor.checkDirty()) {
var ckValue = e.editor.getData();
scope.$apply(function () {
setter(scope, ckValue); // "undefined is not a function"
});
ckValue = null;
e.editor.resetDirty();
}
}
};
Not really a problem for me, because ckValue is filled with data entered "pre-blur", and I can then update my REST service, but still, I'm wondering.
console.log returns setter as undefined for this line :
Not really a problem for me, because ckValue is filled with data entered "pre-blur", and I can then update my REST service, but still, I'm wondering.