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I'l try to use AngularJs with ui.router, but have the trouble.

This example have three states: index, template and template.show

$stateProvider .state('/', { url: '', template: '<a ui-sref="template">GoTo Template Index</a>' }) .state('template', { url: 'template', templateUrl: 'template_index.html', controller: 'TemplateCtrl' }) .state('template.show', { url: '/{templateId:[0-9]+}', templateUrl: 'template_show.html', controller: 'TemplateShowCtrl' })

Please, see plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/prluQs9vXeJw9IVi2JYW?p=info

But only two first states working. State "template.show" changing, loading template, but does not execute TemplateShowCtrl and not update ui-view to new template.

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Any child state requires the presence of a subsequent ui-view directive in its parent so that it knows where to insert the html. Currently, there is not one present in the template_index.html markup.

It should instead look something akin to this:

<ul> <li ng-repeat="t in templates"> <a ui-sref="template.show({templateId:t.id})" href='#'> {{t.name}} </a> </li> </ul> <!-- target element --> <ui-view></ui-view>
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Thank you! I thought, that content will be replaced by new template

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