Navigating to the URL of a particular definition yields nothing as this is a JS call, and is loaded on the frontend, so we either need to recode how we handle links or find another way so that the url actually leads to the display of the information requested.
Seems to be a feature of modern websites. Can't always have a JS on the first page as some code functions rely on state, or at least the presence of whatever they're watching out for. I'm closing this for now.
Navigating to the URL of a particular definition yields nothing as this is a JS call, and is loaded on the frontend, so we either need to recode how we handle links or find another way so that the url actually leads to the display of the information requested.