Remove Hashtag From The Routing URL – $locationProvider
You have noticed that whenever you write the URL of an Angular application, a hashtag, i.e /#/, always appear after the application root folder. For Example: – https://www.formget.com/tutorial/angularjs/#/emp_details/0 It happens because AngularJS is a javascript framework which work at front-end rather than back-end. So, angular adds a hashtag, by default, after the application root folder …
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