javascript - Angular ui-router nested view -


im trying inject nested view normal view, using ui-router. know it's possible doing ng-include. want solve using ui-router.

my html follow:

<div class="row">         <div class="col-md-12">             <div class="panel panel-default">                 <div class="panel-heading">project todos</div>                 <div class="panel-body">                     <div ui-view="todos"></div>                 </div>             </div>         </div>     </div>

then in script got state:

.state('project', {    url: '/project/:projectid',    templateurl: 'views/project/project.html',    controller: 'projectctrl',    views: {       'todos': {        templateurl: 'views/project/todos.html'       }    } })

update - isn't there possible?

.state('project', {    url: '/project/:projectid',    templateurl: 'views/project/project.html',    controller: 'projectctrl',    views: {       'todos@project': {          templateurl: 'views/project/todos.html'       }    } })

anyone can find typo or something? i've read docs. not sure what's wrong.

thanks in advance!

there working plunker, showing how can make running

on index.htm need have <div ui-view="" ></div>, place inject project.html. adjust state definition, inject nested view - using ui-view absolute naming:

  .state('project', {     url: '/project/:projectid',      views: {       '' : {         templateurl: 'views.project.project.html',         controller: 'projectctrl',       },       'todos@project': {         templateurl: 'views.project.todos.html'       }     }   });

the absolute name todos@project, inject todos.html project.html. check plunker

see the:

a cite:

...behind scenes, every view gets assigned absolute name follows scheme of viewname@statename, viewname name used in view directive , state name state's absolute name, e.g. contact.item. can choose write view names in absolute syntax...


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