PHP flexibility
With AngularJS, especially for newcomers, many of your usual repeat tasks can become more complicated to implement. Thus, if your files for your application are PHP files, you have options to switch in and out of an Angular application.
To make this process simple, you can do a few things. With our example, let’s say you have a website and want to run Captcha2. The first step you can take is to change a link in your main menu, footer and wherever else from something like <a href="#/contact"> to the actual PHP page. This means the new link will look like <a target="_self” href="contact-us.php">. The target is required. This a new workaround for the Angular route. But since the index.php page is an Angular app, you need to ‘deangularise’ it for the contact-us.php page. If the code ( right) is inserted into the top of the index.php page, the ng-app="myApplication” will not become part of the code when the contact-us.php is opened. Without ng-app, no angular. Now, there’s no point in having Angular tags when the contactus.php file opens. At this point, you could easily use the Google API for Captcha2: <?php if (basename($_SERVER['SCRIPT_ NAME']) != 'contact-us.php'){?> <html ng-app="myApplication"> <?php } else{ ?> <html> <?php } ?>