let's (try to) remove the # level in the route https://rnbw.dev/#/...

[edenvidal]

during my recent attempt, i could change it but then lost the ability to redirect back to the main root for when somone is trying to re-open a folder they recently edited using a link.

[atulbhatt-system32]

@edenvidal Just sharing why hash is required. As far as I remember routing was implemented by @vicki29 and I also had the same question to her why hash is there. But seems like it was required to implemented for the routing purpose.

So @stanislavasal when you work on it keep a thorough check on routing functionality.

[kareem-g]

@edenvidal Is the saving functionality a known issue or still unimplemented? I’m unable to test the links e.g.,(http://www.example.com/#/folder/123) inside the app because the project saving isn’t working. Could you explain how this should function?

[edenvidal]

@kareem-g, this is a welcome project that lives in your local storage. if you want it on your desktop, you'll need to download and reopen it. alternatively, you can open an existing codebase, and once you make a change, it will sync and save either automatically (using jumpstart/autosave-on/off) or by pressing command+s. i’m not sure how this relates to the issue though.

[kareem-g]

@kareem-g, this is a welcome project that lives in your local storage. if you want it on your desktop, you'll need to download and reopen it. alternatively, you can open an existing codebase, and once you make a change, it will sync and save either automatically (using jumpstart/autosave-on/off) or by pressing command+s. i’m not sure how this relates to the issue though.

Ok I understand now how saving works, but can you explain what's needed to be fixed? you mean makes it open the recent project by default (so when refreshing or open by a link it doesn't open the default welcome project)? I tested out this and it returns me to a welcome project when I try to open a recent project by link like: http://localhost:8080/#/saved-project/index.html and my suggested solution is open the most recent project project saved by default so when refreshing or opening by a link it don't return me to the default welcome project.

am I wrong about something? if yes please clarify. if not tell me so I work on it.

[edenvidal]

@kareem-g the task is to remove the # from the route while ensuring routing functionality still works properly.

[edenvidal]

@atulbhatt-system32, i know @kareem-g tried it but i am not sure

[kareem-g]

@atulbhatt-system32, i know @kareem-g tried it but i am not sure

I am looking into a fix and trying to understand why the # is used in the first place. I will provide you with a clear answer tomorrow if I manage to fix it or have already done so. If not, I will let you know as well.