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Route paths with multiple slashes not loading
See original GitHub issueI have:
['/', List]
['/page/:pageNumber', List]
in my router. If I navigate to ‘/’ I can click the links I have set up such as
html`<a href="/page/${ pageNumber + 1 }">More</a>`
to change the page number and have the route change to ‘blahblah/page/2’ in the address bar. However, I can not seem to directly navigate to any route with multiple slashes. I get a 404 if try to go to the page directly.
I am serving this with budo locally. I understand this is probably something more to do with budo/sheet-router. I couldn’t come up with anything after perusing through the sheet-router and budo docs. I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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Hey, you probably need to use budo --pushstate option. On 19 Feb 2017 06:22, Ryan Eppers notifications@github.com wrote:I have: [‘/’, List] [‘/page/:pageNumber’, List]
in my router. If I navigate to ‘/’ I can click the links I have set up such as html
<a href="/page/${ pageNumber + 1 }">More</a>to change the page number and have the route change to ‘blahblah/page/2’ in the address bar. However, I can not seem to directly navigate to any route with multiple slashes. I get a 404 if try to go to the page directly. I am serving this with budo locally. I understand this is probably something more to do with budo/sheet-router. I couldn’t come up with anything after perusing through the sheet-router and budo docs. I was wondering if someone could point me in the right direction? Thanks.
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No worries, glad you got it sorted!On 21 Feb 2017 06:50, Ryan Eppers notifications@github.com wrote:Thanks for offering to check. I found out the --base option is also needed for nested paths to work correctly. Everything works as intended now 😃 Again, I appreciate you following up with me.
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