Pass 2 variables through angularjs $routeProvider

Question

i'm trying to pass 2 variables with $routeProvider :

.when('/edition_etude/:idEtude/:domaine', {
    templateUrl: 'vues/edition_etude.html',
    controller: 'edition_etude'
})

And my function :

$scope.editionEtude= function(etude) {
    var idEtude = etude.id_etude;
    $location.path('/edition_etude/'+idEtude+'&domaine='+domaine);
}

Finallly, i'm supposed to get the 2 variable in the destination contrlller like this :

monApp.controller("edition_etude", function($scope,$http,$routeParams,serviceDepartements,serviceEnseignes,serviceType_etude,serviceRegions,serviceMaxid,serviceCategorie_magasin) {

var idEtude = $routeParams.idEtude;
var domaine = $routeParams.domaine;

It works very well as long as i use 1 variable, but doesent work as soon as i try 2 variables .

This is the code when its working :

$routeProvider.when('/edition_etude/:idEtude', {
    templateUrl: 'vues/edition_etude.html',
    controller: 'edition_etude'
});

Then the controller who fires the event:

$scope.editionEtude     = function(etude){
    var idEtude = etude.id_etude;
    $location.path('/edition_etude/'+idEtude);
}

And finally im getting correctly the idEtude ar in y new controller here :

var idEtude = $routeParams.idEtude;

I don't want to use a service! it's NOT a duplicate, I checked all others answers!

Roux · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-05 10:43:11Z

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$location.path('/edition_etude/'+idEtude+'/'+domaine);

You don't have to specify the name of the params

answered Jan 5, 2017 at 10:43

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Roux Over a year ago

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Mistalis · Accepted Answer · 2017-01-05 10:48:25Z

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Your issue came from your path call.

Your route is:

.when('/edition_etude/:idEtude/:domaine', {
    templateUrl: 'vues/edition_etude.html',
    controller: 'edition_etude'
})

So your URL should be

$location.path('/edition_etude/' + idEtude + '/' + domaine);

instead of

$location.path('/edition_etude/'+idEtude+'&domaine='+domaine);

answered Jan 5, 2017 at 10:48

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