When working with routing in your Angular application, there are different ways to access route parameters depending on whether you are using ui-router or ng-router. In either case, you will need to attach these values to the scope for binding to the DOM.
For example, if you are using ui-router:
.state('home', {
url:/home/{param1},
controller: SomeCtrl
}
With a URL like http://example.com/home/ex1, you can inject $stateParams into your controller to access the parameter:
$scope.urlParam = $stateParams.param1;
Then simply bind urlParam to the DOM:
<div>{{urlParam}}</div>
If you are using ng-router instead, the process is very similar but be sure to refer to the documentation for any syntax differences.