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[x] The relevant native JavascriptEngineSwitcher library packages are installed (such as JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.V8.Native.win-x64)
[x] The VC++ 2017 runtime is installed
[x] The value of SetUseReact and SetUseBabel is correct in ReactConfig.cs or Startup.cs
[x] I've looked at the sample projects in this repo to verify that my app is configured correctly
I'm using these library versions:
ReactJS.NET: 5.2.11
JavaScriptEngineSwitcher: 3.3.0
react and react-dom: (N/A if using bundled react, or version number) 17.0.2
webpack: (N/A if using bundled react) 4.44.1
node: (N/A if using bundled react) 14.16.0
Runtime environment:
OS: Windows 11 64-bit
.NET Framework or .NET Core Version: .NET Framework 4.7.2
Steps to reproduce
The query string passed to the component when server-side rendering via the ReactRouter extension doesn't include a "?" character when run under .NET Framework whereas on .NET Core it does include it. This results in the path not including a valid query string, for example /newspageIndex=1 rather than /news?pageIndex=1.
Thanks for filing a bug! To save time, if you're having trouble using the library, please check off the items you have tried. If you are just asking a question, skip right to the bottom.
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JavaScriptEngineSwitcher.V8.Native.win-x64)SetUseReactandSetUseBabelis correct inReactConfig.csorStartup.csI'm using these library versions:
ReactJS.NET: 5.2.11JavaScriptEngineSwitcher: 3.3.0reactandreact-dom: (N/A if using bundled react, or version number) 17.0.2webpack: (N/A if using bundled react) 4.44.1node: (N/A if using bundled react) 14.16.0Runtime environment:
Steps to reproduce
The query string passed to the component when server-side rendering via the ReactRouter extension doesn't include a "?" character when run under .NET Framework whereas on .NET Core it does include it. This results in the path not including a valid query string, for example
/newspageIndex=1rather than/news?pageIndex=1.