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What's wrong with this AngularJS configuration code?

 (function () {
        var ip = 'x.x.x.x';

        var app = angular.module('cmal', ['controllers', 'directives', 'services', 'ngRoute'])
            .constant("baseUrl", "http://" + ip + ":303/angular")
            .config( function ($routeProvider, $locationProvider) {
                $locationProvider.html5Mode(true);
                $routeProvider.when('/', { templateUrl: "index.html"});
                $routeProvider.when('/users', { templateUrl: "users.html"});
                $routeProvider.otherwise({template: "Sorry, the page you are trying to reach doesn't exist."});
            });
    })();

EDIT: it's not the slash error. This still doesn't work for me and all i get in the console is "Uncaught object"

EDIT 2: Well i didn't realize you needed to import another js script for routing. But so now that I have done that, I get no error, but none of the routes work.

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What exactly is the problem? First glance indicates you're missing a / between the port number (303) and path (angular) in your constant definition... –  Dean Ward Jun 20 at 21:41
    
Double check this bit: 303angular :) –  martynas Jun 20 at 21:44
    
Read my edited comment... –  Ben Singer Jun 23 at 13:17
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You are probably not including the separate angular-route script. Take a look at this answer for more details.

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I realized that and added my "edit 2." This code is still not working. No routes are applied. –  Ben Singer Jun 23 at 15:21
    
What does your HTML look like ? –  ExpertSystem Jun 24 at 11:03
    
It is something you are not showing us. Better create a fiddle that demonstrates the problem (or if not possible post more code). –  ExpertSystem Jun 25 at 8:54
    
I'm just gonna stick with UIRouter instead...(see my answer) –  Ben Singer Jun 25 at 15:22
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This isn't really an answer, but an alternative solution...I used a separate routing framework.

UI-Router (a link to the egghead tutorial)

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