Hi Jim,
You are using an alert. That fires when your directive becomes active.
Assuming your directive is outside your views, the state is not set by
then.
I assume you want to put something visual in. Create a isolated scope, do
something like `scope.state = $state`, and put `{{state.current.name}}` in
the template.
As I'm not using uiRouter, it is not certain that this will work tough ;)
Does this help you?
Regards
Sander
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