single-page-application

Using nested routes with react-route

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问题 I have a few pages in my app that have their own menus, besides of course the main menu. I wish at every time that the sub-menu is clicked to render a different component. I was told I could do that with react-routes, but it reaches a point where I get stuck and have no idea where to go from there. Here is a sample of my relevant current code: //app.js ReactDOM.render( <Router history={hashHistory}> <Route path="/" component={App} handler={App}> <IndexRoute component={Index}/> <Route path=

Oauth 2.0 | SPA | How does id_token disguise as an access_token for accessing restricted web resources?

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问题 I am working on integrating Azure Active Directory for my Angular SPA ( or any Javascript ) application. Application has a front-end ( built with JavaScript ) and a Web API ( built with any c# or any server side languages ). For reference, https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-angularjs-singlepageapp I know that I configured OAuth 2.0 Implicit Grant in SPA AAD Registration. OAuth 2.0 Implicit Grant is slightly relaxed to let SPA gaining access to web resources tied to SPA AAD

How do I create a single page application in Rails?

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问题 I'm creating my first Rails 3.2 application after completing the excellent Rails Tutorial. I would like my application to do this: Pull a random recipe from the database (I have finished this bit using the 'index' action and this bit of code: @recipe = Recipe.find(:first, :order => 'Random()')) If the user clicks the 'something similar' button, the app fetches a related recipe from the db If the user clicks 'something different', the app fetches an unrelated recipe From what I understand,

Navigating out of a react-router single page application on the same host

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问题 I'm trying to set up links that take the user out of the current SPA and into another one (or download a pdf). I've tried using <a> tags, however whenever I navigate to the paths were I want to not be in the SPA anymore, it shows the basic layout of the SPA I'm stuck in. If I hard refresh on the proper paths, I see the other SPA, and in another case the pdf I'm trying to view. Example anchor element: <a href="/requirements" rel="external" target="_blank"> Router code: ReactDOM.render(

Spring single page for every url route and subroute “/a/ => /a/index.html except /a/static/”

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问题 I'm building spring website that has react single page app under subroute and my current url structure should look like localhost/admin/** => react app localhost/** => spring thymeleaf/rest/websocket app for everything else react app mapping: localhost/admin/static/** => static react files localhost/admin/** => react index.html for everything else Example of project resources structure: resources/ admin/ <= my admin react files is here index.html static/ <= react css, js, statics templates/ <

Sails.js Single Page Application (SPA) — redirect all missing/unused routes to a single controller action

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问题 I'm developing a single page application (SPA) using Sails.js as a backend. All I want is to redirect all routes to a single controller action. However, when I do the following: // config/routes.js module.exports.routes = { 'GET *': 'MainController.application' }; All requests are getting redirected to my application route, even for static files like CSS/JavaScript, etc. Is there an easy way to fallback to my application route when there is no other means to handle it? I want: All static

AngularJS pretty-url not working on page refresh if base href is set to other than '/'

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问题 I am new to AngularJS. I am currently facing problem in writing pretty urls for my views.I have set $locationProvider.html5Mode(true); to remove # from the urls displayed in the address bar. However,upon doing so I am unable to reroute to desired views. I keep getting the error Cannot GET /login I get the home page /login when the app is launched first time , but when I refresh the page I get the same error. Here the main page of application (index.html) <!doctype html> <head> <meta charset=

Blazor onclick event passing in counter from loop

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问题 I'm currently implementing table paging via a home grown solution in Blazor and coming across some difficulty. The troublesome piece of code is below (this is for rendering the paging buttons below a grid): @for (int i = 0; i < vm.TotalPages; i++) { <button id="pg-button-@i" class="btn btn-primary btn-sm" type="button" onclick="@(() => GetTablePage(i))">@i</button> } Notice in the onclick event, I am calling a function and passing in i , the counter for the current interation of the loop. The

Is Ember really a single page app?

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问题 I have been studying Ember.js for about a week now and all examples I studied were single page apps. I have been told to work on a project which expands more than 30 pages and I have no idea what the directory structure would be and if Ember is the best tool as I have never seen an application that links to other pages in the project? 回答1: Yes, ember is a single page application, since you only go to one page, it loads the app then you don't need to fetch anymore pages from the server the

A solution idea for incremental updates using browser cache

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问题 Some time ago I asked how to do Incremental updates using browser cache. Here I'm giving a short summary of the problem - for more context, especially the reason why I want to do this, please refer to the old question. I'd like you to review and improve my solution idea (just an idea, so don't send me to code review :D). The problem The client (a single page app) gets rather big lists from the server. This works fine and actually saves server resources as the same list can be served to