Hi
If a URL ends in /xxx …
/ModelA/1/xxx
/ModelA/1/ModelZ/2/xxx
Is there a way to drop the XXX and the continue to resolve the URL
normally?
thanks!
Hi
If a URL ends in /xxx …
/ModelA/1/xxx
/ModelA/1/ModelZ/2/xxx
Is there a way to drop the XXX and the continue to resolve the URL
normally?
thanks!
Maybe I could ask this:
Is there an opportunity to modify “request.path” before Routing is
started?
Maybe I could manually modify the path and put the “/xxx” part into a
param?
Have been trying to google this, but really tricky to find info.
Maybe its not a great idea
But would really like to modify request.path before routing
begins
Route globbing seems to be the answer, will give it a try
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