CMCDragonkai/angularjs_base_url_explanation.txt

## angularjs_base_url_explanation.txt
When ever you start an AngularJS project and you wish to use HTML5 urls. It is a
good practice to use the base tag. The base tag will set all your URLs relative
to what is set in the base, and that value could be set by your server side
templating language.

Example:

<html>
  <head>
    <base href="ENTER HOST ROOT" />
    <!-- Make sure that the base tag is the FIRST element underneath the head tag. -->
  </head>
</html>

If you don't, you might run into problems with incorrect URL generation,
especially if some of the URLs should hit the server API, and some should hit
AngularJS's route matching state machine.
	When ever you start an AngularJS project and you wish to use HTML5 urls. It is a
	good practice to use the base tag. The base tag will set all your URLs relative
	to what is set in the base, and that value could be set by your server side
	templating language.

	Example:

	<html>
	<head>
	<base href="ENTER HOST ROOT" />
	<!-- Make sure that the base tag is the FIRST element underneath the head tag. -->
	</head>
	</html>

	If you don't, you might run into problems with incorrect URL generation,
	especially if some of the URLs should hit the server API, and some should hit
	AngularJS's route matching state machine.