Q: States angularjs $stateProvider not passing arguments I got a current angularjs application using the standard $routeProvider for routing. I intend to use a part of the application the $stateProvider for a wizard.
I declared a parent state 'Modal' and a child state 'editClient' like this:
    $stateProvider.state('Modal', {
        views: {
            'modal': {
                templateUrl: '*urlHere*',
                controller: '*controllerHere'
            }
        },
        abstract: true
    });

    $stateProvider.state('Modal.editClient', {
        views: {
            "modal": {
                url: '/editClient/:id',
                templateUrl: '*templateHere*',
                controller: '*controllerHere*'
            }
        }
    });

In my controller I call:
$state.go('Modal.editClient', { id: 1});

Yet $stateParams is empty. How come?
I'm using angular-ui-router version 0.2.15 and angularjs 1.2.25. Updating to a higher angularjs version is not possible at the moment.
Update 
I also tried: 
    $stateProvider.state('Modal.editClient', {
        views: {
            "modal": {
                params: {
                    'id' : 0
                },
                templateUrl: '*templateUrlHere*',
                controller: '*controllerHere*'
            }
        }
    });


A: You are not passing argument in state where you are defining your states you need to do something like this.
 $stateProvider.state('Modal', {
        views: {
            'modal': {
                templateUrl: '*urlHere*',
                controller: '*controllerHere'
            }
        },
        abstract: true
    });

    $stateProvider.state('Modal.editClient', {
       params: {
                        'id': 0
                },
        views: {
            "modal": {
                url: '/editClient/:id',
                templateUrl: '*templateHere*',
                controller: '*controllerHere*'
            }
        }
    });

