allanbond

+1 @ry8806 use 'ct.ui.router.extras' as your dependency string. Not sure if the ordering matters, but you could try putting `require('angular-ui-router)` first. Though I think you'd see a different error if...

You'll still need to `require` ui-router extras so that it will be bundled and loaded properly. Somewhere above your module definition should be fine. In my app, I actually `require`...

There are a few ways you could approach this. One is to use Future States. The [example](http://christopherthielen.github.io/ui-router-extras/#/future) in the API docs is pretty good. The basic idea is that you...