Setting location based on previous parameter of $routeChangeError with AngularJS

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Published on 2013-10-25T19:25:09Z Indexed on 2013/10/25 21:54 UTC
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I'm listening on events of the type $routeChangeError in a run block of my application.

$rootScope.$on("$routeChangeError", function (event, current, previous, rejection) {
    if (!!previous) {
        console.log(previous);
        $location.path(previous.$$route.originalPath);
    }        
});

With the help of the previous parameter I would like to set the location to the previous page. This works as long as the "originalPath" of "previous.$$route" does not contain any parameters. If it contains parameters the "originalPath" is not transformed.

Logging the previous objects returns the following output:

$$route: Object
   ...
   originalPath: "/users/:id"
   regexp: /^\/users\/(?:([^\/]+)?)$/
   ...
   params: Object
      id: "3"

How can I set the location to the previous path including the parameters?

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