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François Richard
François Richard

Reputation: 7045

backbone router several root, how to load this properly?

I'm missing something here. My problem is very simple I think. mysite.com/app and mysite.com/transaction both load a different html page but they load the same router.

For each case I need my router to be written in order than mysite.com/app/#/someparams triggers 'app' function mysite.com/transaction/#/someparams triggers 'transaction' function. (With or without # I don't care but this is the way it works for me =/ )

If I write :

routes: {
    'app':'app',
    'app/:params':'app',
    'transaction':'transaction',
    'transaction/:params': 'transaction'
}

Backbone.history.start({
    pushState: true 
});

Then mysite.com/app/#/params or mysite.com/transaction/#/params won't trigger the wanted functions.

If I write this:

     Backbone.history.start({
        pushState: false,
        root:'/app'
    });

then parameters will be ok for /app but not for /transaction. What to do ? I'm pretty sure I'm missing something simple but I'm kinda confused right now ..

Thanks for your help

Upvotes: 1

Views: 35

Answers (1)

Sushanth --
Sushanth --

Reputation: 55750

Your route is only expecting a single parameter in both the routes that you have defined.

mysite.com/app/#/params matches app/:params The # is being passed in as a parameter here.

Also the hash should be preceding the route map.

mysite.com#app/params This would match the route expected by backbone as per your map.

You could just use 2 routes using the optional feature.

routes: {
    'app(/:params)':'app',
    'transaction(/:params)':'transaction'
}

Upvotes: 1

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