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Costales
Costales

Reputation: 2873

Is it possible to have URL parameters without question marks, using Jekyll on Github Pages?

I have this URL now:

http://unav-go.github.io/?p=37.1966,-3.6245

I would like to have a nice URL like this:

http://unav-go.github.io/37.1966/-3.6245

I was reading the Jekyll documentation, but I didn't find how to do this. Is this possible? Thanks in advance |o/

Upvotes: 1

Views: 640

Answers (2)

David Jacquel
David Jacquel

Reputation: 52789

No you cannot. http://domain.tld/path/ is an url pointing to http://domain.tld/path/index.html or whatever you've set your index page to be in your server configuration.

http://domain.tld/path?param=value is an url (always pointing to http://domain.tld/path/index.html) with parameters that are used server side (as your site is static, they are not used server side) or client side by javascript (it's how you use them to generate your gmap marker).

Doing http://domain.tld/path/value suppose that you can process the url server side to transform it back to http://domain.tld/path?param=value. But it's not possible in static world.

Upvotes: 2

Sean Francis N. Ballais
Sean Francis N. Ballais

Reputation: 2478

Doing:

http://unav-go.github.io/37.1966/-3.6245

would just direct to another location in your Jekyll site.

So, I don't recommend doing that. It's possible to do that but you will be redirecting and you would be creating a lot of links to redirect to the proper locations since the app is utilizing the parameters in the URL.

I'd suggest going for the former.

http://unav-go.github.io/?p=37.1966,-3.6245

Upvotes: 1

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