For example, I want this change in navigation to reload the state:
#/detail/1
#/detail/2
But I do not want th
I've created a plunker, demonstrating that ui-router
feature reloadOnSearch
is working as documented here:
reloadOnSearch:
Boolean (default true). If false will not retrigger the same state just because a search/query parameter has changed. Useful for when you'd like to modify $location.search() without triggering a reload.
So, what this says, that if we do have state like this
.state('index.detail', {
url: '/detail/:id',
reloadOnSearch : false,
...
})
navigating to the
ui-sref="index.detail({id:1})"
will load this state, while navigating to
ui-sref="index.detail({id:any-other-id})"
will do nothing. But! If we would introduce new (e.g. sibling) state defined like this:
.state('index.other', {
url: '/other/:id',
reloadOnSearch : false,
...
})
navigating to below sequence will always re-trigger state reload, not because the param change, but because the state change
<a href="#/index/detail/1" ...
<a href="#/index/other/1" ... // will relaod
<a href="#/index/detail/2" ... // because the state
<a href="#/index/other/2" ... // is changing
See that all in action here...
This is a bug in UI-Router that was fixed in release 0.2.15:
https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/releases
Upgrading to the latest will fix the issue