Error In My Angularjs Application

I get the following error message when I'm trying to navigate to my angularjs app: Error: [$injector:unpr] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.2.22/$injector/unpr?p0=linkProvider%20%3C-%

Solution 1:

I've made one plunker example using your code...

I changed the app a bit just to make a better architeture, i dont know if you are doing your app in the way you posted your code here, but if you are, I strongly recommend you to change this, because in a short time you will have greate headaches to maintain your code...

Anyway, take a look at my plunker... link to plunker gameApp example

Pay attention to the details, for example, the DI (dependence injection) on controller:

controllers.js file

angular.module('gameApp_controllers')
    .controller('gameCtrl', ['$scope', '$http', '$location', '$sce', '$rootScope', 'link',
         function($scope, $http, $location, $sce, $rootScope, link){
             // controller content
}]);

Also, the app.js file is more clean, you only declare your app and the modules you need

app.js

vargameApp= angular.module("gameApp", [
  'ngRoute',
  'ngSanitize',
  'gameApp_controllers',
  'gameApp_directives',
  'gameApp_services'
]);

angular.module('gameApp_controllers', []);
angular.module('gameApp_directives', []);
angular.module('gameApp_services', []);

After that you can create one file for each thing (controllers, services, directives, routes, etc) or you can create multiple files for multiple things (usersController.js, fooController.js, etc...)

How you will organize your app is up to you, but in this way, the app get a more clean structure and is more easy to comprehend...

Just one more thing:

The code is failing because the controller's injector can't find a way to fulfill the request for a service called "link". Are you trying to reference the link function in the directive as a service?

Yes, this is true, you didn't had one "link" service, also you didn't had made the DI in your controller...

Solution 2:

The code is failing because the controller's injector can't find a way to fulfill the request for a service called "link". Are you trying to reference the link function in the directive as a service?

I don't see any reference to a user in your link function, so perhaps you have another service available elsewhere named link that is not being created correctly, or perhaps you typed link when you meant some other existing service.

Hope that helps.