Howdy,
We have an existing Can 1.X app we converted to Can 2.0X. When we did, the routing worked but we lost the base part of the html including the #!. So before our app was at "raft-prod.mit.edu/app.html#!routename." Now in Can 2.0 we are at raft-prod.mit.edu/routename. Because of particular issue with how we built the underlying middle tier, we need the #! back.
Also, we noticed that can.route.ready(true) is undocumented. We can see from the code that adding true tells the ready function NOT to call
We have an existing Can 1.X app we converted to Can 2.0X. When we did, the routing worked but we lost the base part of the html including the #!. So before our app was at "raft-prod.mit.edu/app.html#!routename." Now in Can 2.0 we are at raft-prod.mit.edu/routename. Because of particular issue with how we built the underlying middle tier, we need the #! back.
Also, we noticed that can.route.ready(true) is undocumented. We can see from the code that adding true tells the ready function NOT to call
can.route._setup(); and can.route.setState();, but as I said, this is not documented.
So two questions:
1. How do I get the #! back?
2. is true a stable attribute for can.route.ready and if so, will it be documented?