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I am new to angularJs. I have a issue when I am working on an app with angularjs and ruby on rails at the backend. Whenever i have a '?' in the url it gets converted into %3f in the url and hence giving a wrong output.

The question I have is that can i somehow bypass the question mark in the url so that I can get the proper Url.

For eg:-

The following url $location.path("www.test.com/program/who-is-this?") gets converted into below url 

"www.test.com/program/who-is-this%3f"

I want a question mark instead of %3f in the url. I have gone through some of the questions on the forum but it is not helping me much. Please help

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$locations's path method only operates with angular's part of url (the one, that usually after '#' symbol). You may want to use $location.url method to be able to replace part, that contains '?' symbol.

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I tried $location.url("www.test.com/program/who-is-this?").It removed Question mark from url..Actually I want to display the question mark in the url.
@PeeVee I suppose, modifying url in this way (adding '?' symbol) will lead to page reload. That's why AngularJs (Single Page Application framework) may not provide such API.
@andrey-shustariov..Is there any other way you can suggest by which we can implement the above.

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