I've read so many different problems with this and none of the solution given seem to fit my use case. I started by simply putting target="_top" on all my links, but that actually forces my app to reload which wont work. I've also seen people say they use autoscroll="true" but that only seems to work if its within my ui-view.
The issue with this is that in my index.html file I have fixed nav and other static elements that are above my first ui-view. This means when I go to other pages I lose the navigation as the page loads past those elements. I've also tried putting this on the body with:
<body autoscroll="true">
</body>
This doesn't seem to do anything either. So the question is, how can I make sure that new pages (new route changes from ui-router) result in starting at the top of the page? THANKS!
Using version 1.0.6, the
$stateChangeSuccess
event is deprecated in favor of the$transitions
service. Here is the code I used to scroll to the top on every state change:There is an Angular service for this. https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$anchorScroll
Sample Code:
If you want to scroll to a specific element
I had to do a combination of the other two answers.
In combination with
Note: This is on v0.2.15 of ui-router
I had exactly the same problem, fixed navbar on route changes, page loading partially scrolled down the page.
I just added
autoscroll="false"
toui-view
, like so:edit
Just tested this method, bit of a dirty hack, but it works. Import angular services
$anchorScroll
&$location
into the relevant controllers for ui-router.state
config. Then use a$watch
on ui-router$stateParams
to call$location.hash('top');
on route/state changes.https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$anchorScroll
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$location#hash
If you want it to always scroll to 0 cross-browser, do nothing with autoscroll. Just place this your run block:
Did the same thing as the excepted answer from @TaylorMac but in $locationChangeStart.
index.run.js: