Coexisting routing beetween Angular 4 and angular JS











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I have an angular 4 / angularJS project (it's being upgraded).



I encounter a problem with the routing.



I am using AngularJS router at the moment :



I have 2 route



 { path: '/items/:items/list/ajs', name: 'AngularJSComponent', component: 'angularJSComponent' },
{ path: '/items/:items/list/aj4', name: 'DowngradeAngular4Component', component: 'downgradeAngular4Component'}


My downgradeAngular4Component is totally empty :



Component =>



import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { downgradeComponent } from '@angular/upgrade/static';

declare const angular: angular.IAngularStatic;

@Component({
selector: 'angular4Component',
templateUrl: './angular4Component.component.html',
providers:
})
export class Angular4Component implements OnInit {

constructor() {}
}

angular.module('downgradeComponent').directive('downgradeAngular4Component', downgradeComponent({ component: Angular4Component }));


TEMPLATE =>



<div>HELLO WORLD</div>


When I call this component from angularJS using
$location.path("/items/itemID/list/aj4");



I do call my component, it display correctly the Hello World



But from that point, no matter which URL i put in the app or any $location.path change from any AngularJS Component nothing happen, the navbar url change but the ng-outlet is freezed with the ng4 component.



enter image description here



EDIT : THIS is the console in chrome, this doesn't move no matter where i go.



enter image description here










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    I have an angular 4 / angularJS project (it's being upgraded).



    I encounter a problem with the routing.



    I am using AngularJS router at the moment :



    I have 2 route



     { path: '/items/:items/list/ajs', name: 'AngularJSComponent', component: 'angularJSComponent' },
    { path: '/items/:items/list/aj4', name: 'DowngradeAngular4Component', component: 'downgradeAngular4Component'}


    My downgradeAngular4Component is totally empty :



    Component =>



    import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
    import { downgradeComponent } from '@angular/upgrade/static';

    declare const angular: angular.IAngularStatic;

    @Component({
    selector: 'angular4Component',
    templateUrl: './angular4Component.component.html',
    providers:
    })
    export class Angular4Component implements OnInit {

    constructor() {}
    }

    angular.module('downgradeComponent').directive('downgradeAngular4Component', downgradeComponent({ component: Angular4Component }));


    TEMPLATE =>



    <div>HELLO WORLD</div>


    When I call this component from angularJS using
    $location.path("/items/itemID/list/aj4");



    I do call my component, it display correctly the Hello World



    But from that point, no matter which URL i put in the app or any $location.path change from any AngularJS Component nothing happen, the navbar url change but the ng-outlet is freezed with the ng4 component.



    enter image description here



    EDIT : THIS is the console in chrome, this doesn't move no matter where i go.



    enter image description here










    share|improve this question


























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      I have an angular 4 / angularJS project (it's being upgraded).



      I encounter a problem with the routing.



      I am using AngularJS router at the moment :



      I have 2 route



       { path: '/items/:items/list/ajs', name: 'AngularJSComponent', component: 'angularJSComponent' },
      { path: '/items/:items/list/aj4', name: 'DowngradeAngular4Component', component: 'downgradeAngular4Component'}


      My downgradeAngular4Component is totally empty :



      Component =>



      import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
      import { downgradeComponent } from '@angular/upgrade/static';

      declare const angular: angular.IAngularStatic;

      @Component({
      selector: 'angular4Component',
      templateUrl: './angular4Component.component.html',
      providers:
      })
      export class Angular4Component implements OnInit {

      constructor() {}
      }

      angular.module('downgradeComponent').directive('downgradeAngular4Component', downgradeComponent({ component: Angular4Component }));


      TEMPLATE =>



      <div>HELLO WORLD</div>


      When I call this component from angularJS using
      $location.path("/items/itemID/list/aj4");



      I do call my component, it display correctly the Hello World



      But from that point, no matter which URL i put in the app or any $location.path change from any AngularJS Component nothing happen, the navbar url change but the ng-outlet is freezed with the ng4 component.



      enter image description here



      EDIT : THIS is the console in chrome, this doesn't move no matter where i go.



      enter image description here










      share|improve this question















      I have an angular 4 / angularJS project (it's being upgraded).



      I encounter a problem with the routing.



      I am using AngularJS router at the moment :



      I have 2 route



       { path: '/items/:items/list/ajs', name: 'AngularJSComponent', component: 'angularJSComponent' },
      { path: '/items/:items/list/aj4', name: 'DowngradeAngular4Component', component: 'downgradeAngular4Component'}


      My downgradeAngular4Component is totally empty :



      Component =>



      import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
      import { downgradeComponent } from '@angular/upgrade/static';

      declare const angular: angular.IAngularStatic;

      @Component({
      selector: 'angular4Component',
      templateUrl: './angular4Component.component.html',
      providers:
      })
      export class Angular4Component implements OnInit {

      constructor() {}
      }

      angular.module('downgradeComponent').directive('downgradeAngular4Component', downgradeComponent({ component: Angular4Component }));


      TEMPLATE =>



      <div>HELLO WORLD</div>


      When I call this component from angularJS using
      $location.path("/items/itemID/list/aj4");



      I do call my component, it display correctly the Hello World



      But from that point, no matter which URL i put in the app or any $location.path change from any AngularJS Component nothing happen, the navbar url change but the ng-outlet is freezed with the ng4 component.



      enter image description here



      EDIT : THIS is the console in chrome, this doesn't move no matter where i go.



      enter image description here







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