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Posted to user@guacamole.apache.org by sciUser <sh...@securitycentric.net> on 2020/10/23 04:00:05 UTC
The HASH #
Is there away to remove the # form the url ?
sample https://domainname.com/guacamole/#/client
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Re: The HASH #
Posted by sciUser <sh...@securitycentric.net>.
Originally this was interfering with our new react application, we have
worked past this now.
We now can dynamically provision split frame with lab guide on one side and
environment on the other with out losing keyboard focus and proper aspect
ratio adjustment. Which I still consider a bug. Never-less we beat
guacamole in to submission.
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Re: The HASH #
Posted by Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org>.
On Fri, Oct 23, 2020 at 12:00 AM sciUser <sh...@securitycentric.net>
wrote:
> Is there away to remove the # form the url ?
>
> sample https://domainname.com/guacamole/#/client
>
> Thanks
>
>
No. The hash is what tells the browser what anchor to go to - in more
legacy web pages this would just tell the browser to go to a
particular anchor in the page. For the past few years JavaScript
frameworks have used this to do web application routing within the
browser. So every part of the URL before the hash is something that is
sent to the server to process, and everything after the hash tells the web
application where to go within the code already loaded in the browser.
Is there some reason you need/want to remove the hash?
-Nick