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Angular route and child route management
Somebody can tell me if is possible to open a child route in a new view instead of opening right under it?
If so how and how to comeback to the father route previous state of navigation?
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Can't separate angular components in angular 1
I'm trying to organize my code a bit differently than the tutorial for component routing. Quite simply I want to my app to have this structure.
app.js
-components/
+-settings/
+-settings.js
+-...
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How to deal with extra hash in route? (AngularJS 1.5 + new/component router)
We're attempting to build an app using Angular 1.5 with the new component router bits. We've run into a bit of an edge case and we're wondering if there's any way around it.
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Angular new router how to define a default route when no mapped route
I'm using angular new router and configured it as following:
this.$router.config([
{path: '/', component: 'home', as:'home'},
{path: '/home', component: 'home'},
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Angular new router force components folder under root
I'm trying to use angular new router in my Angular 1.5 (+ Typescript) project.
I followed the getting started manual but it forces me to have all my HTML components folder right under my root folder:
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How will component() and the New Angular Router work together in 1.5?
I've read through both proposals individually but am having trouble piecing them together.
So with component() we can set the bindings property to get data from outside of the component.
However, it ...
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Angular New Router is now ngComponentRouter. What's the equivilant for $componentLoaderProvider
Does anyone know the new ngComponentRouter equivilant for $componentLoaderProvider to tell the router where to find the views. I have a home component located off the root of the application in
app/...
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How to inject component router in Angular 1.5?
I'm working with Angular 1.5 and trying to migrate from using ui-router in 1.4 to the new Component Router in 1.5.
However, when I update to 1.5, I don't see a way to inject '$router' into my ...
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Setting the script tag to access the new angular router
I am starting to play with the new angular router. I did an npm install as was noted https://www.npmjs.com/package/angular-new-router. However, I am having difficulty setting up the script tag.
I ...
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Is angular new router part of 1.5 release
Is angular new router part of 1.5 release? I can't find a clear answer but maybe I'm missing something obvious.
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does angular2-beta.0 really cache the view?
SPEED & PERFORMANCE
Angular 2 is dramatically faster than Angular 1 with support for fast
initial loads through server-side pre-rendering, offline compile for
fast startup, and ultrafast ...
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Angular 2 - equivalent to router resolve data for new router
I am playing with Angular 2.0's new router and I try to use something similar to Angular 1.X ui-router / ng-route resolve mechanism.
I was trying to achieve this using RouteData:
import {Component, ...
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Angular 1.5 and new Component Router
I'm using angular 1.5 beta 2 and the new router from Angular 2 alpha 45.
I couldn't find examples of usage for the latest router with Angular 1.
I can find examples of the usage of the router for ...
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How do I use router-link to point to a route that looks like this '/users/:id/messages'?
On all of the examples that I see for the new component router the ID is always at the end of the route like this:
@RouteConfig([
{path: '/email/:id', component: email, as: 'email'},
])
Which you ...
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Angular 2's equivalent to window.location.href?
How can one navigate to a different URL within Angular 2? I know that we can use JavaScript's
window.location.href = '...';
But that seems wrong and would cause a page refresh. I am pretty sure that ...
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