Open colegleason opened 10 years ago
My AngularJS app uses the fragment identifier (portion of URL after #) to determine the page. When a user dismisses an alert (allow_dismiss == true), it kicks them back to just # because of the anchor href.
#
allow_dismiss == true
https://github.com/ifightcrime/bootstrap-growl/blob/master/jquery.bootstrap-growl.js#L16
Could we allow the dismiss url to be set via a function or something so I can set it to the current window location including the fragment?
+1
My AngularJS app uses the fragment identifier (portion of URL after
#
) to determine the page. When a user dismisses an alert (allow_dismiss == true
), it kicks them back to just#
because of the anchor href.https://github.com/ifightcrime/bootstrap-growl/blob/master/jquery.bootstrap-growl.js#L16
Could we allow the dismiss url to be set via a function or something so I can set it to the current window location including the fragment?