Support of wildcard in the beginning of the URL about crossroads.js HOT 2 OPEN

Hi @olignyf
This usually isn't a problem. Routing works off the url fragment after top level domain. So if the top level domain changes it doesn't make a difference to the router. However in your application, if you want to see the full route somehow, you can use window.location.href.

Also if you inspect the state object returned from HistoryJS' adapter's getState(), you see all the URL components in it.

To test out how your router behaves with something other than localhost, you can put a host file entry pointing 127.0.0.1 to say dev.domain.local in your dev machine.

(edit the C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file, you have to open it using elevated privileges)

dev.domain.local    127.0.0.1

Cheers

from crossroads.js.

Oh but my problem is not with the domain name but with the URL fragment. If you take a look at the URL provided my website can run from a subdirectory which is what is not working.

from crossroads.js.