Return to index in backbone.js router

Question

Just wanted to know, what is the proper way of returning to the index in backbone.js? So this is an outline of my code. I have a router, where it creates an instance of a view and passes the current instance of the router.

var AppRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({
    callMasterViefw: function(){
        MasterView.initialize(this);
    },
})

Inside the MasterView , I create an instance of the MasterView and assign the router to it as well. I have a function, called reRouteToIndex , where basically i want to reroute to the index page.

MasterView= Backbone.View.extend({
    render: function(){},
    reRouteToIndex(){
        this.router.navigate("", {trigger: true,replace: true});
    },
});

All this works, but the problem is when I redirect to the index I return to something like www.test.com/index.html/# . Where it is important to note the # at the end. I was wondering if there was a way to route to the original path without the # like this www.test.com/index.html ?

Answer 1

您可以在.navigate()启用pushState （如.navigate({pushState: true, trigger: true})但是您需要配置网络服务器以与mod_rewrite （或等效功能）一起使用。