console.log Angular directive scope outputs "[object Object] No Properties"

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Solution 1

The + operator calls to the toString method of the object which would return '[object object]'

So using log like this:

console.log('scope is ' + scope);

Produced the string scope is [object object]

Instead use the console.log() method with commas (as commented below) to be able to drill into the scope object:

console.log('scope is', scope)

Solution 2

Use console.log(formValues); instead of console.log("Values="+formValues);. If you use console.log("Values="+formValues); ,it is considered as string and output as [Object object]

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Updated on May 25, 2020

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  • binarygiant
    binarygiant about 4 years

    Looking at the videos over at http://egghead.io, I see the author uses console.log to log out the contents of a $scope or scope object. The output in Chrome is a drillable object. However when I do the same, the output Chrome presents is:

        [object Object]
    No Properties
    

    Using console.dir has the same affect. Any recommendations?

    Thanks,