>Hi everybody,
>
>We're using the following versions of Angular.js and ui-router:
>
>

> * @license AngularJS v1.3.13
> * (c) 2010-2014 Google, Inc. http://angularjs.org
> * License: MIT
>
>

>
>

>* State-based routing for AngularJS
> * @version v0.2.8
> * @link http://angular-ui.github.com/
> * @license MIT License, http://www.opensource.org/licenses/MIT

>
>I believe I have the same problem as described in this very long thread
>
>https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/issues/582
>
>Here is my scenario. On the main Index page that displays the rows I have 2 buttons New and Create Daily. They both are supposed to call the same API controller method but with different parameters and therefore return different model. I have the following states defined at the top of my js file:
>
>

> app.config(['$stateProvider', function ($stateProvider) {
>        $stateProvider.state('home', {
>            url: '/',
>            controller: 'max4salesController',
>            template: ''
>        }).state('edit', {
>            url: '/edit/:id',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('new', {
>            url: '/new',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('department', {
>            url: '/newDepartment/:departmentId',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            cache: false,
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('category', {
>            url: '/newCategory/:categoryId',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            cache: false,
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('item', {
>            url: '/newItem/:itemId',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            cache: false,
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('subCategory', {
>            url: '/newSubCategory/:subCategoryId',
>            controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>            cache: false,
>            templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/editForm'
>        }).state('deleteRanges',
>            {
>                url: '/deleteRanges',
>                controller: 'max4salesCrudController',
>                cache: false,
>                templateUrl: 'CapacityControl/max4sales/deleteRanges'
>            });
>    }]);
>

>
>and the buttons essentially call the following:
>
>

>if ($scope.searchParameters.categoryId != 0) {
>                    window.console && console.log('Going to category state...')
>                    $state.go('category', { categoryId: $scope.searchParameters.categoryId, createDaily: createDaily },{ reload: true });
>                }

>
>and so I expect that my 'max4salesCrudController' Init method is going to fire, but this is not happening when I add a new row, press save, then click on the Create Daily. If I click on Create Daily again after cancelling, it does go now to the Init of my controller and calling APIController method.
>
>Can you tell me if it's worth investigating upgrading our current Angular.js and ui-router files to the latest (but not the re-write of angular.js, obviously).
>
>Thanks in advance.

From reading that thread it looks to me that setting the notify param true works as a fix (unless you are using ionic)........