How can I create a route of this format (in Ruby on Rails routes.rb file):
/#action/id
Specifically with the “#” character inserted before the action controller…for example, see http://lala.com/#album/some-album-id
thanks!
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How can I create a route of this format (in Ruby on Rails routes.rb file):
/#action/id
Specifically with the “#” character inserted before the action controller…for example, see http://lala.com/#album/some-album-id
thanks!
The actual URL you are visiting there is
http://lala.com/. The server does not see the#album/some-album-idpiece, the fragment identifier. That is seen solely by the browser.There is a growing trend of building MVC apps with the views and controllers in the client/browser, rather than on the server. The application is implemented with JavaScript in the client, instead of with Ruby on the server. The server essentially becomes the API or the data-access layer, rather than being the piece that renders HTML.