Solving the Error: No Directive Found with 'exportas' Set to 'ngmodel'

If you are working on an Angular project and encountered the error message "No Directive Found with 'exportas' Set to 'ngmodel'," don't panic! This error occurs when there is a mismatch between the directive name and the exportAs value. In this guide, we will provide you with a step-by-step solution to resolve this error.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. First, check the HTML template where the error has occurred. Look for the element with the "ngModel" directive.
2. Check if the exportAs property is set to "ngModel". If it is, then this is the cause of the error. The exportAs value must match the directive name.
3. Change the exportAs value to match the directive name. For example, change it to "ngModelDirective".
4. Save your changes and reload the page. The error should be resolved now.

FAQ

Q1. What causes the "No Directive Found with 'exportas' Set to 'ngmodel'" error?

A1. This error occurs when there is a mismatch between the directive name and the exportAs value.

Q2. How can I check the HTML template where the error has occurred?

A2. Open the HTML file and look for the element with the "ngModel" directive.

Q3. What should I do if the exportAs property is set to "ngModel"?

A3. Change the exportAs value to match the directive name. For example, change it to "ngModelDirective".

Q4. How can I save my changes?

A4. Use your preferred text editor and save the file.

Q5. What should I do if the error persists?

A5. Check for any other issues in your codebase that may be causing the error. You can also seek help from the Angular community.

Related Links

• Angular Documentation on ngModel Directive
• Angular Documentation on Directives
• Stack Overflow Thread on No Directive Found with 'exportas' Set to 'ngmodel'