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Or you could just keep a tiny snippet of Javascript that searches for old style hashbangs and redirects all of them to the "another solution" handler to decide
by dextorious 15y ago
Or you could just keep a tiny snippet of Javascript that searches for old style hashbangs and redirects all of them to the "another solution" handler to decide what to do with them. It can be just 3-4 lines of JS.
- sirn 15y agoThe problem is that you have to keep that snippet forever if you ever use the hashbangs. That's why I'm saying it's not a future-proof solution. Not that few bytes matters, though.