Closed AThilenius closed 8 years ago
Right now the Angular UI-Router puts a # infront of second part of the URL. Browsers ignore everything after the # and pass it off to the JS app. There is some way to get rid of the hash mark but still use Angular single page apps, not sure how.
Aka I want this: https://scorchforge.com/#/forge To turn into this: https://scorchforge.com/forge
Resolved by PR #14
skycoop
commented
8 years ago
Right now the Angular UI-Router puts a # infront of second part of the URL. Browsers ignore everything after the # and pass it off to the JS app. There is some way to get rid of the hash mark but still use Angular single page apps, not sure how.
Aka I want this: https://scorchforge.com/#/forge To turn into this: https://scorchforge.com/forge