Why does 'Hello World' plunker work in Chrome but not Firefox?

angularjs plunker
Justin picture Justin · Mar 8, 2014 · Viewed 9.6k times · Source

I'm trying to use Plunker with AngularJS and the default Hello World example works in Chrome but not in Firefox.

Here's a link to an example.

Steps to reproduce:
1. New Plunker
2. Choose AngluarJS > 1.2.x
3. A simple Hello World example is created
4. Choose Run

Chrome displays Hello World!
Firefox displays Hello {{name}}!

Is there something wrong with the AngularJS example that Plunker creates? Am i doing something wrong here?

I've reproduced this behavior in Windows XP and OSX
Firefox v27.0.1
Chrome v33.0.1750.146m

Answer

rajasaur picture rajasaur · Mar 8, 2014

Your example dint work for me in Chrome either. I added the ng-app to the html tag so that Angular knows to load the module. So, instead of

<html>

it should be

<html ng-app="plunker">

Updated plnkr: http://plnkr.co/edit/d8Fb7o8OjUFdXOLKAaS7

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