I have been following the concept of componentalization, and is an advocate of it, but kind of looking for a solution for a normal scenario below. It could be that my approach is wrong and must be changed, or something I am unaware of. I have been looking everywhere and trying out many things, but havent seen a success. It must be something I missed out.
I want to add a componenent with internal routing. Basically, the idea is this component can exist on any page, but uses a relative route from its parent to be in a particular state.
The requirement is that it can exist in different tabs which has states and it has to be a directive.
Can someone help me out with this concept or point me in the right direction? Would want to implement it in AngularJS 1.4
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The below image depicts the scenario. Can we place the register component/directive in any tab, be it dashboard or tab2 or tab3.
We also have states in the Register component( I understand that states work in when config runs), but those are to be handled in the component code, but should stay independent of the parent route, like a standalone component.
eg: if component ABC is in page1, the route should be page1/ABC/step1 if later we decide to move it to another page, the route should be page3/ABC/step1 and this has to be done without adding the routes "page.ABC.step1" and "page.ABC.step2"
So the idea is to move around the directive without changing route configs.
I hope I have conveyed the idea properly. If you need more do let me know.
