#/order/123?status=success
hits the route '/order/:id' and takes to OrderCtrl.
Once we access the $routeParams.query, we want to clear the url to #/order/123. How can this be achieved?
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Using the $location service, you can remove the search param by assigning it a null value:
$location.search( 'status', null );
But you should note that, by default, this will reload the current route. If you don't want to reload the current route, you can disable that in your route definition:
$routeProvider.when( '/order/:id', {
// yada yada...
reloadOnSearch: false
});
But the $routeUpdate will still fire and can be reacted to.
answered Jan 25, 2013 at 17:27
Josh David Miller
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randomguy
Great! This seems to work with $location.search( 'status', null ).replace() as well.
A more efficient way to remove all search params would probably be
$location.search({});
