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I am using ngTable that use filters in the format filter[foo], filter[bar], sorting[foo], sorting[bar].
I want to pass this parameters as URL, but as I am using UI Router, I need to declare them in the state definition.
So I tried to setup a state like this

  .state('admin.results', {
    url: '/results?filter[foo]',
    templateUrl: 'app/results.tpl.html',
    controller: 'ResultCtrl'
  })

but the square brackets look to be interpreted as a regex, so I get an error like this

Invalid parameter name 'filter[foo]' in pattern '/results?filter[foo]'

I also tried escaping the brackets url: '/results?filter\[foo\]' but again I receive the same error.
You can try it in this plunkr.

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Try:

$routeProvider.when('/results/:filter', {
  controller: 'typeFormController',
  templateUrl: 'app/results.tpl.html'
});

And in your controller use $routeParams.filter to get your filter

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Thanks, but I need filter to be a query parameter, not a url parameter. I don't think this would accept /results?filter[foo]. –  pasine Mar 17 at 15:15

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