I am using AngularJS routing, which is changing the template when I select a link. However, for the last page, I have a link that I want to go to another internal HTML page and not load a template view again. How can I do this?
So far I have tried a few options but here is what I have now.
app.config(['$routeProvider', '$locationProvider', function($routeProvider, $locationProvider){
.when("/page-eight", {
templateUrl : "views/page-eight.html",
controller: 'primaryController'
})
.otherwise({
templateUrl : "views/start.html"
});
}]);
The above routing work, but as I have a link in my page-eight.html
template as shown below, how can I force it to go to an internal page instead?
<a ng-href="internal-page.html" class="btn-solid">Go to Internal Page</a>
It seems that by clicking on the link above, this is connected to the 'otherwise'
part of my route set up. Therefore, this doesn't go to my internal-page.html
but loads in my start.html
, not what I want.
I believe if you add target="_self" it will bypass the router.
Also, your server side route handler needs to serve up the correct "non-SPA" content for that specific page, depending how you have it set up.