Error: [$compile:ctreq] Controller 'select', required by directive 'ngOptions', can't be found! about stock-dog HOT 6 OPEN

We have to use bs-options instead of ng-options. AngularStrap provide a directive bs-options for TypeAhead.
http://mgcrea.github.io/angular-strap/#typeaheads

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I have the same problem. I think it comes from this line:

in addstock-modal.html

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As of angular 1.4 you can not use ng-options on any other element except select.
You can check this issue on angular-strap documentation. You can choose to use their alternative to ng-options,ie. bs-options. For now that will work. But later on when you start pulling data from yahoo finance you will have another issue. So I suggest you use select tag instead of input tag. Of course you won't be able to use nice autocomplete thing but you will be able to complete the chapter

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Has anyone gotten past this error?
Being new to angular, I tried to replace the input with a select tag. I'm not seeing any errors however the Stock never gets populated.
This is the tag I replaced the input with:

<select class="form-control" id="stock-symbol" ng-model="newStock.company" ng-options="company as company.label for company in companies" bs-select></select>

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@rhjennings the stock never gets populated due to another issue - #4

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Well, well, this answers my question of why ul and li elements are used in the bootstrap dropdown, (and not select and option elements)

It's a shame there isn't a walkthrough on using bootstrap components with angularJS 1.4.9 anywhere :(

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