Using angularjs controller

Question

I am using Angularjs but when i try to use the ng-controller function having give it a name of "Appctrl" and using the two way binding of double curly braces it gives me the following error: Use of inputEncoding is deprecated. opt_content.js:1:804247 unreachable code after return statement

Answer 1

Use ng-model for two way binding..

Ex :

Enter Name :<input type ="text" ng-model="username">
Hello : {{username}}

Answer 2

This looks like it might not be related to angular, but without a code snippet cannot be 100% sure. Here is a working example with the test case provided by you. Things that could have gone wrong:

• you're missing ng-app in your html or attribute's value is not the same as the name of your root angular module
• controller is not defined/used properly

Furthermore, I think the error you mentioned actually consists of two separate warnings:

• Use of inputEncoding is deprecated: could be related to ExQuilla browser addon. Can you verify that warning exists cross-browser? If not, can you check if it persists after you disable all plugins for the problematic browser?
• opt_content.js:1:804247 unreachable code after return statement. The second part means there is some code in the file, which is placed after a return clause and won't be executed. But quick google search points out that the opt_content.js file might actually be related to some malware.