Hi,
I understand that the default navigation is hash navigation in a single page, and that remote views are pulled in via Ajax.
In Razor WebPages, you can define any seo-friendly url structure just by making sure file exists, and all extra parts of the url are passed in as parameters (eg. mysite.com/products/1/detail -> products.cshtml will accept this and have UrlData[0]="1" & UrlData[1]="detail").
I want to keep using this very handy url system combined with the mobile output of Kendo. So, I'm wondering how you handle the common scenario that a visitor browses to a direct url. As you don't include the Kendo styles & scripts in remote views, the visitor will only see unstyled html.
Thanks for any help!
o.
I understand that the default navigation is hash navigation in a single page, and that remote views are pulled in via Ajax.
In Razor WebPages, you can define any seo-friendly url structure just by making sure file exists, and all extra parts of the url are passed in as parameters (eg. mysite.com/products/1/detail -> products.cshtml will accept this and have UrlData[0]="1" & UrlData[1]="detail").
I want to keep using this very handy url system combined with the mobile output of Kendo. So, I'm wondering how you handle the common scenario that a visitor browses to a direct url. As you don't include the Kendo styles & scripts in remote views, the visitor will only see unstyled html.
Thanks for any help!
o.