Hi Rob, Without an ngView, your router is doing nothing. (hmm, not entirely true, but for this conversation that's outside the scope!) You need the router 'start' your controller/view, to be able to get your hands on the $routeParams. Angular will quite happily work with a single route, you can eventually specify a otherwise route that points to the single route. That way you can do the thing you want to.
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