Angular UI Router: Different states with same URL?

The landing page of my app has two states: home-public, home-logged-in. Now I want to show both states on the same URL, but let the controller and template depend on the user session (is the user logged in or not?).

Is there a way to achieve this?

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You could have a base state that controls which state to load, and you could simply have the child stated of that base state not have urls:

.state(‘home‘, { ?url: "/home", ?templateUrl: "....", ?controller: function($scope,$state,authSvc) { ????if(authSvc.userIsLoggedIn()){ ?????????$state.go(‘home.loggedin‘) ????}else{ ?????????$state.go(‘home.public‘) ????} ?}}).state(‘home.public‘, { ?url: "", ?templateUrl: "....", ?controller: function($scope) { ????........... ?}}).state(‘home.loggedin‘, { ?url: "", ?templateUrl: "....", ?controller: function($scope) { ????........... ?}})

Now in the controller of your base state (home) you can check if the user is logged in or not, and use $state.go() to load an appropriate state.

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原文地址：http://www.cnblogs.com/oxspirt/p/7995043.html