Hi, This can only be done if you do a lot of trickery. Using ngRoute, the old view is destroyed, and the new view is not yet available at that point. This is easier to do without the router, and manage the routeing manually. Still not an easy task. Can be done, if you keep the current view and its direct siblings. once you did the slide to a new view, you destroy the one not relevant anymore and initialize the next one (that's not even in view yet!)
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