PathJS Wildcard

[jacobfernandez]

I want to execute a function if the url matches the defined wildcard structure. For example, I want to run alert("hello world") if the url matches any of these: http://example.com/foo/x, http://example.com/foo/y, http://example.com/foo/z. I don't want to write this code for every route. Is there something like
Path.map("#/foo/*").to(function() {
alert("hello world");
});
?
Thanks

[yckart]

You can use "#/foo/:page". Take a look at the tests to find out more: https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs/blob/master/tests/path.js.test.html#L80-94

[jacobfernandez]

On 6/7/2013 12:05 PM, Yannick Albert wrote:

You can use "#/foo/:id". Take a look at the tests to find out more:
https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs/blob/master/tests/path.js.test.html#L80-94

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Hi Yannick,

Thanks for the reply. I tested what the example does but I can't get it
to work. And to extend the example, how could I achieve it with
#/foo/x/a, #/foo/x/a/b/c, #/foo/x, #/foo ? I want to execute it for
every route with #/foo*. Thank you so much.

[yckart]

Have you read the wiki already? https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs/wiki/Using-the-Hashtag#route-parameters

[jacobfernandez]

I know how to use parameters, I have already built numerous apps using pathjs. What I am looking for is to how to execute a function all routes with #/foo. All under the foo route should run the function.

[jacobfernandez]

It is working now with this code

Path.map("#/foo/(:x)").to(function() {
alert("Hello World!");
});

And the reference link should be https://github.com/mtrpcic/pathjs/wiki/Using-the-Hashtag#optionaldynamic-routes

[yckart]

Ok, good to know :) Can this issue be closed?

[jacobfernandez]

Issue can be closed now. Thanks for the responses

[str]

@jacobfernandez Were you able to detect any amount of params, like when you said:

how could I achieve it with #/foo/x/a, #/foo/x/a/b/c, #/foo/x, #/foo ?