One approach is to encapsulate each of your tab pages into a separate FXML file with it’s own associated controller class. Then in your FXML file for the main tab control you can do something like this: <TabPane fx:controller=”com.foo.MainController”> <tabs> <Tab text=”Untitled Tab 1″> <content> <fx:include fx:id=”fooTabPage” source=”fooTabPage.fxml”/> </content> </Tab> <Tab text=”Untitled Tab 2″> <content> … Read more
Had the very same challange, Found a hack in another StackOverflow response that did the trick Fairly clean solution – all I did was to add these lines to the controller that sets $location.path: var lastRoute = $route.current; $scope.$on(‘$locationChangeSuccess’, function(event) { $route.current = lastRoute; }); ..and made sure $route in injected into the controller of … Read more
I had face same issue today. I had added controller name in my $routeProvider and also in my html. $routeProvider .when(‘/login’, { controller: ‘LoginController’, templateUrl: ‘html/views/log-in.html’ }) and in my view as <div class=”personalDetails” ng-controller=”LoginController”> </div> You can remove controller name either from your view or from your routeprovider.
Try adding this additional route as the last route in your controller: ‘*path’: ‘defaultRoute’ and then handle it like this: defaultRoute: function(path) { this.showListView(); } This assumes the list route is your preferred default. This should work since Backbone.js will match the routes in order, but will always match the ‘splat’ route.