Unknown provider switching from Angular 1.0 to 1.2.3

angularjs

Solution

In AngularJS 1.2.1, the `route` module have been pulled out in a single file `angular-route.min.js`, you need to add the reference to this file and `angular-sanitize.min.js` according to the error you posted.

And you need to inject `ngRoute` and `ngSanitize` in the app as well:

var app = angular.module('nap.application', ['ngRoute', 'ngSanitize']);

Problem

I'm trying to migrate from Angular 1.0 to Angular 1.2.3. I have added angular-route.js as a dependency and added ngRoute everywhere I believe it should go. And that is all I've done to move from 1.0 to 1.2.3 I'm getting the following errors: Error: Unknown provider: $sceProvider <- $sce <- $route <- ngViewDirective Error: Circular dependency: ngViewDirective Here is a snippet of the html where my ng-view is: ``` <div id="wrapper" ng-controller='MyCtrl'> <div ng-include src="'application/nav.html'" ng-controller="NavCtrl"></div> <div id="content-main" ng-view></div> </div> ``` So I have controllers above the ng-view directive in the dom. Neither of these controllers have dependency on ngRoute, just $scope and $location. This works in 1.0 so it has something to do with moving to 1.2.3 but I'm not seeing the issue. Does anyone know what I'm missing here?

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