There are no syntax or network errors in the console, so it is neither a
syntax issue nor a typo in a file name. Even if that were the issue, the
error indicates it can't find the 'login' element in index.html. The
question is: how is bootstrap not finding the element when it clearly and
definitely exists.
Additionally, document.getElementsByTagName('login') correctly returns the
login element.
To be perfectly clear: the error does not indicate a missing component but
instead indicates that the main component (the one passed to bootstrap) has
a selector that does not match any elements.
On Fri, Jul 8, 2016, 17:54 Steven Luke <[email protected]> wrote:
> Unfortunately, that is not a whole lot to go on. Check your
> systemjs.config to make sure the paths are assigned correctly. Make sure
> there is nothing in the login module that is preventing it from
> transpiling, make sure syntax is all 100% and objects that you reference
> exist.
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