Hello,
I want to modernize a "legacy" server-side web app with AngularJS 1.3.14.
Some links should point to new pages made with Angular, while the vast
majority of existing links need to stay as they are. I also want to
use html5Mode, but cannot find a good configuration for my use case:
$locationProvider.html5Mode(true);
This causes most links on the site to stop working, except configured
routes. I know that <a target="_self"...> avoids the "click hijacking", but
the size of the application makes this approach infeasible.
$locationProvider.html5Mode({enabled : true, rewriteLinks : false});
This makes the old links reload the page again, but breaks the links to new
pages. Switching to another route with $location.path("/new") does not work
in this mode.
So I guess I want to apply the html5 mode "click hijacking" more
selectively, i.e. programmatically with a custom function or maybe only in
a subpath like "/myapp/new" or maybe even use a special directive for all
new links. But I am out of ideas right now.
I'd appreciate <http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/appreciate.html> any
hint, especially if anyone can share his/her experiences with integrating
Angular into an existing web app.
Thanks,
Stefan
P.S.: <base> tag is set to the root of the web application.
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