It seems to intercept and cancel what would normaly work for ngRoute or $location.
a href="#/tosomeplace" won't work if combined with scroll-to attribute.
Similar problem happens if I use a callback-before attribut to a method that alters $location.path, it is disregarded.
It would be good to have it work correctly for with ngroute so you can do both smooth scroll and change the view.
It seems to intercept and cancel what would normaly work for ngRoute or $location. a href="#/tosomeplace" won't work if combined with scroll-to attribute. Similar problem happens if I use a callback-before attribut to a method that alters $location.path, it is disregarded. It would be good to have it work correctly for with ngroute so you can do both smooth scroll and change the view.