I have a controller, with a route like this:
#/articles/1234
I want to change the route without completely reloading the controller, so I can keep the position of other stuff in the controller constant (lists that scroll)
I can think of a few ways to do this, but they're all pretty ugly. Is there a best practice for doing something like this? I tried experimenting with reloadOnSearch: false, but it doesn't seem to change anything.
Had the very same challange,
Found a hack in another StackOverflow response that did the trick
Fairly clean solution - all I did was to add these lines to the controller that sets $location.path:
var lastRoute = $route.current; $scope.$on('$locationChangeSuccess', function(event) { $route.current = lastRoute; });
..and made sure $route in injected into the controller of course.
But still, feels like "DoNotFollowRoutesOnPathChange" is a missing feature in AngularJS.
/Jens
Update: Since listening to this event effectively kills further usage of $routeProvider configs, I had to limit this catch to current path only:
var lastRoute = $route.current; if ($route.current.$route.templateUrl.indexOf('mycurrentpath') > 0) { $route.current = lastRoute; }
Getting ugly...
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