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Good question. I haven't tested that but I think it's possible to modify the fragment with Javascript: https://stackoverflow.com/a/4282075 https://stackoverflo
by jan_Sate 2y ago
Good question.
I haven't tested that but I think it's possible to modify the fragment with Javascript: https://stackoverflow.com/a/4282075 https://stackoverflow.com/a/4282075
So my idea would be getting looo.ong to create a special client-side redirection webpage that would remove the fragment part using Javascript before performing the redirection with Javascript. And no. Using HTTP redirection response on server side won't work.
EDIT: I've actually seen URL redirection websites that removes the fragment part so it should be doable. Perhaps the purpose of that is to avoid spam abuse.
- factormeta 2y agothanks to the need for ES to accommodate SPA (one of the worse thing that has ever happens to the web), that allows ES/JS to change the URL of the page as long as it is within the same domain. What could go wrong. Don't try to make web a QT replacement. Crete your own freaking interface. Stop hijacking web as document based platform to squeeze everything in there.
- Izkata 2y ago> I haven't tested that but I think it's possible to modify the fragment with Javascript Yes, this is how single-page apps allowed linking to subpages before history.pushState existed.