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Assume the following route provider: 

    myApp.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider) {        

    $routeProvider.when('/multivalues/:value/:value/:value',
    {templateUrl: 'partials/multivalues.html',
    controller: 'MultiValueController'});
}]);

Ideally, we would like the variable $routeParams.value to contain a list of 3 elements. It seems that angularJS does not support this functionality.

What is the best practice to implement this functionality?

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I'm afraid it can't contain 3 elements. You should use different var names: '/multivalues/:value1/:value2/:value3' –  jevgenig 21 hours ago
    
what you want to do? –  BlaShadow 21 hours ago
    
I would like to pass values in a route dynamically, i.e., "/multivalues/:value1/:value2/.../:value10" for passing 10 values. However, the number of different values might be less than ten. Of course, I do not want to write explicitly all the different routes from 1 to 10 ("/multivalues/:values1", "/multivalues/:values1/:values2", etc). –  Zouzias 21 hours ago
    
I don't know if this is possible, under what situation will you need to pass a varying number of params? –  Jared Reeves 21 hours ago
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Have you considered something like /:value then using $routeParams.value.split('&&')? –  Morgan Delaney 20 hours ago

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