Quick question...
i am making use of internalPathChanged to identify when someone
comes in from an unusual path however it appears to be called twice i.e.
http://0.0.0.0:8080/#/cheese/
[2008-Dec-01 12:38:07.623266] 8498 [/ d5dwPDyL5BzmMD1h] [path] "/cheese"
[2008-Dec-01 12:38:07.654451] 8498 [/ d5dwPDyL5BzmMD1h] [path] "/cheese/"
The log is generated from calling:
log("path") << internalPath();
within the function connected to internalPathChanged. Now ignoring this
is trivial... i currently just do:
if (!boost::iends_with(internalPath(), "/"))
return;
which ignores all path changes that don't end in a slash, however this
seems a little bit dirty plus without understanding the mechanism which
causes it i can't be confident that the solution is a valid one...
Don't suppose you could detail why it happens and if it is a bug?
Cheers
roja
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