In my Angular2 project I have two pages A and B. Page B has parameters, for example http://localhost:4001/pageB/bw0600 has parameter bw0600
.
When user push the button back (<-) in the browser, he hast to be able to go to the previous page A (this works fine) and the parameters (in this case bw0600
should be there too. So, the address of page A should look like
http://localhost:4001/pageA/bw0600
So i need maybe somehow to overwrite the usual behaviour of router back (I don't have button (just (<-) in the browser) , so I can't write the function and bind it to element button)...
How could I solve this?
If you set the parameter to pageA and then forwarded them to pageB, the back button would then go to the correct, parameterized pageA.
As in: pageA => pageA/bw0600 => pageb/bw0600
You could also store the data, and then have pageA always look for the data in localstore or in a shared service when it is loaded.
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