Why we have #! on url ?
Quote from smartmedia on March 30, 2023, 12:00 pmHi..
I wonder why we have in the url between the pages the #! Can we use other dividers ?
My project generates an html index page that is 520kb and is not finished yet, it takes 4,7 sec to compiled. I wonder if there is a way to break it apart in smaller pieces because it takes to much time all the time to compile in order to check the result live.
Thanks
Hi..
I wonder why we have in the url between the pages the #! Can we use other dividers ?
My project generates an html index page that is 520kb and is not finished yet, it takes 4,7 sec to compiled. I wonder if there is a way to break it apart in smaller pieces because it takes to much time all the time to compile in order to check the result live.
Thanks
Quote from luishp on March 30, 2023, 9:13 pm@smartmedia VisualNEO Web is based on AngularJS, a framework to create Single Page Applications (SPA).
Of course you can break your app in different modules and load each one when necessary, but all the variables in memory will be lost (it's like opening a new executable file from another one in traditional Windows applications).I wonder why we have in the url between the pages the #! Can we use other dividers ?
As far as I know, that's not possible. I was able to eliminate the "#!" completely but it's necessary some server and app configuration. Not easy.
@smartmedia VisualNEO Web is based on AngularJS, a framework to create Single Page Applications (SPA).
Of course you can break your app in different modules and load each one when necessary, but all the variables in memory will be lost (it's like opening a new executable file from another one in traditional Windows applications).
I wonder why we have in the url between the pages the #! Can we use other dividers ?
As far as I know, that's not possible. I was able to eliminate the "#!" completely but it's necessary some server and app configuration. Not easy.