javascript - AngularJS: Error when injecting $modal inside a controller that is nested inside of a directive -


we have custom directive generates html around checkbox. uses transclusion inject contents passed within it. looks this:

somecheckbox.js

angular.module('namespace.directives') .directive('somecheckbox', function() {   return {     templateurl: 'directives/checkbox.html';     restrict: 'e',     transclude: true   } }]);

directives/checkbox.html

<label class="styling" ng-transclude>     ... other html </label>

we extensively use modals throughout our application , in process of converting bootstrap's angular directive. we've created controller handles particular type of modal appears sporadically throughout out application:

angular.module('namespace.controllers').controller('legalmodalcontroller',        ['$scope', '$modal', function($scope,   $modal) {   $scope.showlegalmodal = function(title, legaltextlocation) {     $modal.open({       templateurl: 'modals/legal.html',       controller: 'sc.legalmodalinstancecontroller',       resolve: {         modaltitle: function() {           return title;         },         template: function() {           return eulatextlocation;         }       }     });   }; }]);

coming directive piece, there case need add link within checkbox directive hooks legal controller pop open modal window. what's being done far:

<some-checkbox>click <a href ng-controller="legalmodalcontroller" ng-click="showlegalmodal()">here</a> to...</some-checkbox>

the problem we're encountering have been thoroughly unable inject $modal controller without getting following error:

unknown provider: $modalprovider <- $modal

i've looked everywhere, haven't found others in scenario. know potential root of problem? linking works in every case not using directive.

this main.js file starts app:

angular.module('namespace.modules.main', ['namespace.core', 'ui.select2', 'ngsanitize', 'ui.sortable', 'infinite-scroll', 'ui.bootstrap']). config(['$routeprovider', '$locationprovider', '$httpprovider', '$compileprovider',  function($routeprovider, $locationprovider, $httpprovider, $compileprovider) {     routeprovider = $routeprovider;     $locationprovider.html5mode(true).hashprefix('!');      $httpprovider.defaults.headers.patch = {};     $httpprovider.defaults.headers.patch['content-type'] = 'application/json; charset="utf-8"';      // allow telephone hyperlinks     $compileprovider.urlsanitizationwhitelist(/^\s*(https?|mailto|tel):/);  }]).run(          ['$rootscope', '$location', '$timeout', '$window', '$route'   function($rootscope,   $location,   $timeout,   $window,   $route) {     // set $rootscope , route provider here });

i able figure out. specific page within our application failing on own module, , didn't have correct bootstrap ui dependencies. oops >.< .


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