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I am building a laravel + AngularJS application where laravel handles the routing (because of security issues). At first I experimented a bit with AngularJS routing so I used a routeprovider etc. Now that I am trying to get rid of this, angularJS keeps adding #/partofthelink to the end of my URL. This is quite annoying and I want to get rid of it.

I have already read a lot about removing the routeprovider etc, this has all been done. I really don't get where it es from.

I have been trying a lot for a few days now.

Any ideas what might cause this ?

Thanks!

UPDATE: Problem solved.

Had $route service somewhere in use. Got rid of it, still no success. Now it seems that Bootstrap-ui makes use of the $location service when using a dropdown. So I also deleted it over there. Now everything is working fine.

Thanks!

I am building a laravel + AngularJS application where laravel handles the routing (because of security issues). At first I experimented a bit with AngularJS routing so I used a routeprovider etc. Now that I am trying to get rid of this, angularJS keeps adding #/partofthelink to the end of my URL. This is quite annoying and I want to get rid of it.

I have already read a lot about removing the routeprovider etc, this has all been done. I really don't get where it es from.

I have been trying a lot for a few days now.

Any ideas what might cause this ?

Thanks!

UPDATE: Problem solved.

Had $route service somewhere in use. Got rid of it, still no success. Now it seems that Bootstrap-ui makes use of the $location service when using a dropdown. So I also deleted it over there. Now everything is working fine.

Thanks!

• javascript
• angularjs
• laravel
• url-routing

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• If Angular is adding something to the link (that is performing a redirect), there must be a routerProvider left somewhere. If possible, post your code here. – Pavlo Commented Aug 22, 2013 at 12:15
• For others who found the "UPDATE" section of this question helpful, this ment in the related AngularJS bug will also be of interest: github./angular/angular.js/issues/4608#issuement-32713399 – user161642 Commented Jan 19, 2014 at 17:34

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do you use $location service? then you have to get rid of that too

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