Route rewrite before route parsing?
Our hash-based routing app is called by an external system which we can't change and which adds an additional # to our url, which has to be removed before the router parses the route.
The app is called under
foo.com/draft/#/login?#access_token=eyJhb . As you can see, there is one # too much before access_token.
How can we rewrite the route before the router does the parsing to remove this second # ?
5 Replies
passive-yellow•10mo ago
how does router interpret this url right now?
is there a search param that starts with a hash?
stormy-goldOP•10mo ago
search is empty
stormy-goldOP•10mo ago
once i remove the second # everything wors as expected
I'd expect to rewrite the route (string) by replacing
login?#access_token with login?access_token ?!passive-yellow•10mo ago
hm not sure where that would take place
you could do this outside of router
parse the url, if this second hash occurs, redirect to a correct url
by "outside" I mean in JS but not relying on any router functionality
stormy-goldOP•10mo ago
hm jeah, that'd be a workaround. So there's no hook to modify that?