Hi TiDiDoDa,
Can you reproduce your issue in a stackblitz or plunker? that way it would
be so much easier to help you.
The problem lies somewhere in the parts of the code you are not showing
here. my top 2 would be:
1. service that is lazily loaded is used outside the scope of its
module. allways put services in root, or use .forRoot
2. use of a method that is detached of its instance somehow. Try doing
something like this in your event class:
class event{
constructor() {
this.getImage = this.getImage.bind(this)
}
}
as that will hard bind the method to the class
Regards
Sander
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