angular url parameter fails to fetch without url ending in #

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I have an angular app and trying to get url parameters. The router config is like below

export const appRoutes: Routes = [
 path: '', component: SharepointMainComponent ,
 path: 'userProfile' ,component: UserDataComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard],
 path: '**', component: ErrorComponent 
];

and the SharepointMainComponent constructor is like below

constructor(private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute,) 
 //get optyNumber from url
 this.activatedRoute.queryParams.subscribe(params => 
 let optyNumber = params['optyNumber'];
 console.log("optyNumber:" + optyNumber); 
 );

If i type the url
http://myserver.com?optyNumber=1234

then i get the value undefined. However, if i type
http://myserver.com/#/?optyNumber=1234

then it prints the value just fine. What do i need to do to make it work with using the /#/

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

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asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

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With # or without #, as your question said you get the value just fine with # and get undefined without #. Assume you want the value without # then in your RouterModule.forRoot(routes) use extra options like RouterModule.forRoot(routes, useHash: false )
– Suryan
Nov 9 at 3:05

Looks like you are using PathLocationStrategy and expecting it work as HashLocationStrategy. Check your AppModule what LocationStrategy you have used.
– Sunil Singh
Nov 9 at 3:53

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I have an angular app and trying to get url parameters. The router config is like below

export const appRoutes: Routes = [
 path: '', component: SharepointMainComponent ,
 path: 'userProfile' ,component: UserDataComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard],
 path: '**', component: ErrorComponent 
];

and the SharepointMainComponent constructor is like below

constructor(private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute,) 
 //get optyNumber from url
 this.activatedRoute.queryParams.subscribe(params => 
 let optyNumber = params['optyNumber'];
 console.log("optyNumber:" + optyNumber); 
 );

If i type the url
http://myserver.com?optyNumber=1234

then i get the value undefined. However, if i type
http://myserver.com/#/?optyNumber=1234

then it prints the value just fine. What do i need to do to make it work with using the /#/

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

1

With # or without #, as your question said you get the value just fine with # and get undefined without #. Assume you want the value without # then in your RouterModule.forRoot(routes) use extra options like RouterModule.forRoot(routes, useHash: false )
– Suryan
Nov 9 at 3:05

Looks like you are using PathLocationStrategy and expecting it work as HashLocationStrategy. Check your AppModule what LocationStrategy you have used.
– Sunil Singh
Nov 9 at 3:53

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I have an angular app and trying to get url parameters. The router config is like below

export const appRoutes: Routes = [
 path: '', component: SharepointMainComponent ,
 path: 'userProfile' ,component: UserDataComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard],
 path: '**', component: ErrorComponent 
];

and the SharepointMainComponent constructor is like below

constructor(private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute,) 
 //get optyNumber from url
 this.activatedRoute.queryParams.subscribe(params => 
 let optyNumber = params['optyNumber'];
 console.log("optyNumber:" + optyNumber); 
 );

If i type the url
http://myserver.com?optyNumber=1234

then i get the value undefined. However, if i type
http://myserver.com/#/?optyNumber=1234

then it prints the value just fine. What do i need to do to make it work with using the /#/

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

I have an angular app and trying to get url parameters. The router config is like below

export const appRoutes: Routes = [
 path: '', component: SharepointMainComponent ,
 path: 'userProfile' ,component: UserDataComponent, canActivate : [MsalGuard],
 path: '**', component: ErrorComponent 
];

and the SharepointMainComponent constructor is like below

constructor(private activatedRoute: ActivatedRoute,) 
 //get optyNumber from url
 this.activatedRoute.queryParams.subscribe(params => 
 let optyNumber = params['optyNumber'];
 console.log("optyNumber:" + optyNumber); 
 );

If i type the url
http://myserver.com?optyNumber=1234

then i get the value undefined. However, if i type
http://myserver.com/#/?optyNumber=1234

then it prints the value just fine. What do i need to do to make it work with using the /#/

angular angular-activatedroute

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

edited Nov 9 at 3:51

Suryan

50339

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

asked Nov 9 at 2:43

Vik

1,91584088

1

With # or without #, as your question said you get the value just fine with # and get undefined without #. Assume you want the value without # then in your RouterModule.forRoot(routes) use extra options like RouterModule.forRoot(routes, useHash: false )
– Suryan
Nov 9 at 3:05

Looks like you are using PathLocationStrategy and expecting it work as HashLocationStrategy. Check your AppModule what LocationStrategy you have used.
– Sunil Singh
Nov 9 at 3:53

add a comment |

1

With # or without #, as your question said you get the value just fine with # and get undefined without #. Assume you want the value without # then in your RouterModule.forRoot(routes) use extra options like RouterModule.forRoot(routes, useHash: false )
– Suryan
Nov 9 at 3:05

Looks like you are using PathLocationStrategy and expecting it work as HashLocationStrategy. Check your AppModule what LocationStrategy you have used.
– Sunil Singh
Nov 9 at 3:53

With # or without #, as your question said you get the value just fine with # and get undefined without #. Assume you want the value without # then in your RouterModule.forRoot(routes) use extra options like RouterModule.forRoot(routes, useHash: false )
– Suryan
Nov 9 at 3:05

Looks like you are using PathLocationStrategy and expecting it work as HashLocationStrategy. Check your AppModule what LocationStrategy you have used.
– Sunil Singh
Nov 9 at 3:53

add a comment |

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