if you want to do something like foo/bar, with bar a substate of foo, use
dots.
.state('foo' ...)
.state('foo.bar ...)
then ui-sref="foo.bar"
more on ui-router here:
https://egghead.io/lessons/angularjs-introduction-ui-router
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On Sat, Jul 5, 2014 at 10:25 AM, pratik lodha <[email protected]>
wrote:
> i want to send two states in ui-sref,
>
> *ui-sref="something1/something2" *
>
> in my current state which is :
>
> .state('competitions',{
> url : '/competitions',
> parent : 'Events',
> templateUrl : 'views/genres/competitions.html',
> controller : 'Home'
> })
> so i defined a state like this
> .state('intocompetitions',{
> url : '/:genre',
> parent : 'competitions',
> templateUrl : 'views/competitions/dance.html',
> controller : 'Home'
> })
>
> it shows cannot resolve *something1/something2 in the state competitions*
>
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