The power of dynamic view naming within ui-router states in AngularJS

Currently, I have a ui-view set up as follows:

<div ui-view="filtersView_ModalA" class="filter-container"></div>

Now, my goal is to create generic routes that can accommodate any new filterView implementations. For example:

<div ui-view="filtersView_ModalB" class="filter-container"></div>

This should be handled by the same route.

The specific Modal (ModalA or ModalB) is determined by stateParams.prodType.

.state('Modal.tabs', {
    url: .......,
    views: {

        'filtersView_{{stateParams.prodType}}@Modal.tabs': {
            templateUrl: function(stateParams) {
            // stateParams.prodType can be accessed here
            .....

        },

However, this method does not seem to be working for me.

I've also attempted alternatives like 

'filtersView_' + stateParams.prodType + '@Modal.tabs' : {

But nothing has been successful so far.

Is it possible to declare a constant and concatenate the values in view names?

Any feedback on what may be going wrong would be greatly appreciated.

javascriptangularjsangular-ui-router

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