the router cannot match the query string. On Monday, 4 May 2015 10:56:35 UTC-5, Louis Amon wrote: > > According to Google's own spec > <https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/specification>, > it takes special routing rules for dynamic websites to be crawled. > > Basically, if you put <meta name="fragment" content="!"> somewhere in > your <head> then you can split your traffic: > > Google bots will request stuff like: > > - domain[:port]/path?_escaped_fragment_=hashfragment > - domain[:port]/path?queryparams&_escaped_fragment_=hashfragment > - domain[:port]/path?_escaped_fragment_= > - domain[:port]/path?queryparams&_escaped_fragment_= > > While normal browsers will request stuff like: > > - domain[:port]/path#!hashfragment > - domain[:port]/path?queryparams#!hashfragment > - domain[:port]/path > - domain[:port]/path?queryparams > > I've got the normal users covered but how can I match > "_escaped_fragment_=" in my routes to send those request to my static > snapshots ? > > I've tried > > ('/s/$anything?_escaped_fragment_=', '/app/static/snapshots/$anything') > > But it doesn't work at all ! >
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