Hello,
I’m starting a new project and am having a problem. I’ve added a new page and in the html template I want to use ng-container element with ngIf. To test this, I’ve listening to the ActiveRoute’s paramMap observable. I log to the console if a route parameter ( :id ) exists or not, then set a property to true or false.
Within the development environment, the console.log is correctly pointing out whether or not a route parameter returns true or false, however the next error is 'Can’t bind to ‘ngIf’ since it isn’t a known property of ‘ng-container’ and nothing is rendered to the browser.
I’ve searched online if anyone had this issue with Ionic. Which I did not find one.
Bit of history:
In my environment, Ionic installed angular@13, which I thought was weird that the cli is supported to angular 12. To be totally sure, I use nvm to install node 14.18.0 and installed the angular/cli/@12 globally and then ionic. Ionic again, installed angular@13 into the project. Isn’t this weird?
I decided to test ng-container within the default app.component.html and it worked. I looked at the differences between the default module and the new page’s module and only the browsermodule was lacking in the new page. I added it and it made no difference in the error, while it continued to work in app.component.html module.
Next I created a component and added to the new page’s module and put the into the page.html thinking its a regular angular component and it still doesn’t work.
I’m at a lost as to what else to do here. Why is it not working? Has anyone run into this?
Thanks,
Andre
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