Thus, not 100% of my site "runs on AngularJS", some of them are just plain static HTML, like a landing page or content-oriented material, which for simple reasons is plain HTML.
The only way I can get the link to navigate normally is as follows:
$routeProvider
.when('/plans', {templateUrl: '<%= asset_path('ng/views/start.html') %>'})
.otherwise({ redirectTo: (p,loc) -> window.location = loc })
It seems that the trick should be simpler, as I could do .otherwise(false), and it will just move normally. The same goes for `.when ('/ something' /, false), but I don’t see anything in documents that suggest that this is possible.
Does anyone know how best to do this?
Edit 1:
One of the solutions I found is to use target='_self'in a link.
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