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encoding of resources in routes #988
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Lukas Hirt commented: I am having two issues when trying to make this happen:
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Florian Schade commented: vue router uses, https://github.com/pillarjs/path-to-regexp. the only way to get it in vue is: i did 2.) for now. it can be viewed and tested here: owncloud/web@bc960e6 but it don't feel good to patch this. not sure how i should think about it. The problem if we won't do anything and let it be as it is right now we could break bookmarks in future version. URLS now: readings: we could use arays as params but then we need to rewrite every single link creation and $store.push [~bkulmann] CC |
Duplicate: owncloud/web#4595 |
Lukas Hirt commented: I'm thinking now if we should also discuss history mode when implementing this. Reasoning: if it is important for CERN because they are using the URLs and would prefer them not to change - having an agreement on should the URL contain |
Benedikt Kulmann commented: Makes sense. But that should be a separate story... |
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Original issue
When navigating into a folder in the oC-Web files app, the path is reflected in the route - which is a good thing (bookmarks, page reloads, etc). But there are two kind of ugly things:
%2F
, instead of staying forward slahes. It would look much nicer and sane if they could stay forward slashes instead..../list/%2Ftest
, where/%2F
is actually two forward slahes. If we decide to do (1) we should also do (2).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: