when you have to do this because the code looks correct but you're not sure what the heck is wrong because it doesn't make sense

@matutter4 yes but I have not tried it with JavaScript. I'm sure Chrome's developer tools should have the tools for step debugging but I have not checked.

@matutter4 amazing :D haha. I will try it... :3

@prodoxx just add:
debug;
where you want to stop the execution... pretty simple :)

Angular, there's your problem.

and I thought I would be the only one doing this :D

You reminded me of the worst times of my life.

screenshots save lives

debugger;

You had hand coded each number? With your code as normal you could have done a find replace each newline with newline console.log("log"+i++); newline.
Then once you've find its easy to remove =)

Do this all the time with sublime. End. Shift+right arrow. Alt+f3. Stuff return.

@ManWithNoName wow, plenty of love for Angular here...

I can tell you one thing you're doing wrong.. $rootScope.

@mclark1129 I think this code ..well most of it was written one or two years ago... :p I've been refactoring the whole project for a while now.