The method described for states to inherit custom data from parent state seems to not be working.
System = {
name: 'System',
url: '/System',
controller: 'SystemHomeController',
templateUrl: '/Content/html/SystemAdmin/Home.html',
data: {
level: "system"
}
},
SystemAuditing = {
name: "System.Auditing",
url: "/Auditing",
controller: 'AuditController',
templateUrl: '/Content/html/Angular/Index.html',
parent: 'System'
};
$stateProvider
.state(System)
.state(SystemAuditing);
If I've understood what's at the link properly, when I'm at the child state, $state.current.data should contain the {level: "system"} within. I've also tried setting the parent as an object, allowing it to be implied by the name, and defining the name through the call to $stateProvider.State(, ). The home view includes the tag and is rendering properly. But a console.log() from the child state's controller just doesn't show any of it there
{
"name": "System.Auditing",
"url": "/Auditing",
"controller": "TransferAuditController",
"templateUrl": "/Content/html/Angular/Index.html",
"parent": "System",
}
Inherited custom data just landed and is not part of the stable release. You'll have to build ui-router manually. https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/blob/master/README.md#developing
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