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Please make the processing of hashbang urls optional. There are use cases (I have one) where we need to be able to handle those differently.
The case I need is the ability to turn this off because google got into it's results list a large number of incorrect #! endings (where the route is correct, but then ends #!).
Ideally there'd be a configuration option instead to strip the hashbang instead of processing it.
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There should be an option to skip handling the hashbang. I have two different angular applications running under two different iron router routes and I would like to ignore the hashbang completely.
I can reconfigure angular to use '#:' instead of #!, but that isn't optimal as I'm trying to emulate the former url scheme.
Please make the processing of hashbang urls optional. There are use cases (I have one) where we need to be able to handle those differently.
The case I need is the ability to turn this off because google got into it's results list a large number of incorrect #! endings (where the route is correct, but then ends #!).
Ideally there'd be a configuration option instead to strip the hashbang instead of processing it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: