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I am using the reset function of stickyStates to wipe old states once the user clicks the back button of my app (ui-router-extras 0.0.14). Two example states:
and the following navigation path: post/1 - profile/1 - post/2 - "back button"
My app will execute $stickyState.reset('example.post', {postId: 2}) but it seems like it also resets the post state with id 1. Is this a bug or the following limitation from the faq:
"Q: Can I have multiple tabs of the same state with different parameters?"
"A: No, this is a limitation of ui-router, and ui-router-extras does not provide it."
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I am using the reset function of stickyStates to wipe old states once the user clicks the back button of my app (ui-router-extras 0.0.14). Two example states:
name: 'example.post',
params: postId,
url: 'post/:postId'
name: 'example.profile',
params: profileId,
url: 'profile/:profileId'
and the following navigation path: post/1 - profile/1 - post/2 - "back button"
My app will execute $stickyState.reset('example.post', {postId: 2}) but it seems like it also resets the post state with id 1. Is this a bug or the following limitation from the faq:
"Q: Can I have multiple tabs of the same state with different parameters?"
"A: No, this is a limitation of ui-router, and ui-router-extras does not provide it."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: