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well using a directive means you still have to put it everywhere ( in all your views). i'm more used to something like a master template with global menus and a
by bsaul 13y ago
well using a directive means you still have to put it everywhere ( in all your views). i'm more used to something like a master template with global menus and a content div. but for that you would need multiple ng-views or something similar, since my menu bars also need to be linked to the context.
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- dchuk 13y agoUI Router solves this problem pretty handily