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- replaceState Error when path starts with and scrollBehavior is set . . .
That PR does fix the issue if the navigation comes from a router-link or programmatic call to replace() or push() - but the issue still remains if the page is hard-loaded with a double-slash in the pathname I think the issue is caused by this line, as @mattheyan mentioned
- Routes Matching Syntax - Vue Router
By default, all routes are case-insensitive and match routes with or without a trailing slash e g a route users matches users, users , and even Users This behavior can be configured with the strict and sensitive options, they can be set both at a router and route level:
- Vue router not matching route with more than one slash
When I direct to that route internally, like with $router push(name: 'article', params: {name: 'something'}), it works just fine But when I then use that url, article something , the route doesn't match and the page is blank
- Vue 3 Vue Router Forward Slash in Route : r vuejs - Reddit
Vue 3 Vue Router Forward Slash in Route I recently upgraded an app to Vue 3 and not I'm having issues with links to the app that have a " " in them For instance, a link with a date in it like " 2023 08 07 " worked in Vue 2 but in Vue 3 it's being treated like route params
- Navigation Failures | Vue Router
In v3 2 0, Navigation Failures were exposed through the two optional callbacks of router push: onComplete and onAbort Since version 3 1 0, router push and router replace return a Promise if no onComplete onAbort callback is provided This Promise resolves instead of invoking onComplete and rejects instead of invoking onAbort
- Double slash before Router (router route) #4427 - GitHub
Hello, when i assign a router to the route, then there is access to routes with a double slash at the beginning example: const express = require('express'); const app = express(); const port = 3000; const router = express Router({ stric
- URL with multiple forward slashes, does it break anything?
This indicated that using an extra slash is visible to the web application Certain use cases will be broken when using a double slash This includes URL redirects routing that are expecting a single-slashed URL or other CGI applications that are analyzing the URI directly
- All you need to know in the next vue-router (part. II)
When you push or resolve a named route that does not exist, an error will be raised instead of navigating to the root route " " and displaying nothing In vue2-router, when a push that does not exist, the route will navigate to the root route " " and nothing will be rendered
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