Using a Route with a Query String page.aspx?/item/id

[Robert Kaucher]

Is there any way to use the router along with a route defined in the query string as in the subject?

I am building a SPA within SharePoint 2010 and I MUST access the page using a URL like  domain.com/site/_Layouts/page.aspx  

I have tried using domain.com/site/_Layouts/folder/ by renaming the page default.aspx but that seems to kill the SP Client Side Object Model.

Is it still possible to use the router? And how?

[Petyo]

Hello,

Currently, the client side routing can use only the fragment part of the url (changing the query string part would cause page reload). For our next release, we consider enabling the pushState support, which would allow you to use the Query string part (as well as the path) for routing. 

Regards,
Petyo
Telerik

[Robert Kaucher]

I'm ashamed to admit that I must have been doing something wrong as I got this working. THanks for the information, though!

[Phil H.]

Hi All:

This is what I came up with.

<script>
    var router = new kendo.Router({ pushState: true, root: "/L/Router02.aspx?" });
    $(function () {
        router.start();
        router.route("/:id/:detailId", function (id, detailId, params) {
            console.log(router.root, " item id: ", id, " detail: ", detailId);
        });
        router.start();
    });
</script>

Phil