In my scenario, I have controllers A and B located in different states.
When I trigger $state.go('state_b');, Angular switches to state state_b and loads controller B. However, what surprises me is that I do not receive $stateChangeSuccess in my B controller.
Why is it that my B controller is not receiving the $stateChangeSuccess event triggered by $state.go from controller A?
Is there an alternative method for the B controller to detect when it is being displayed? (It doesn't matter which previous state was active, just that the state/controller B is active once again)
Below are the state definitions:
.state("state_b", {
url: "b/?:id",
templateUrl:"/template/cms/shared/tabs/genericView.html.twig",
reloadOnSearch: false,
moduleName: "Module B",
componentName: "Component B",
parent: "application"
})
.state("state_a", {
url: "a/",
templateUrl: "/template/bundlename/a/index.html.twig",
moduleName: "Module A",
componentName: "Component A",
parent: "application",
controller: "OohAController as a",
resolve: {
b: function(OohBService, OohActiveBService) {
var bId = OohActiveBService.getActiveB();
return OohAService.get({id: bId}).$promise;
}
}
})