Is there any way to remove the # from the URL?
For example to have test.chirpstack.com/login instead of test.chirpstack.com/#/login
This is causing some issues for us so wanted to see if it could be resolved.
Is there any way to remove the # from the URL?
For example to have test.chirpstack.com/login instead of test.chirpstack.com/#/login
This is causing some issues for us so wanted to see if it could be resolved.
This is not possible, because technically speaking test.chirpstack.com/
is the page that is being served by your server, and the #/login
is interpreted client-side for routing to the correct page.
Thanks for the reply @brocaar
Is it possible to do a URL rewrite for this to remove the #?
Docsify has similar hash routing and you can do a rewrite to remove it?
It would be very handy as would allow protecting some areas with Cloudflare Access to secure it.
If not, I have a workaround in mind to solve this another way but this would be the easiest way
How would you be able to protect some areas? The complete UI is rendered client-side, so once the statics (JS, CSS, HTML) have been downloaded, all the rendering happens client-side and data is fetched using gRPC-web.
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