Any ember-way ideas to make a manual transition to a wildcard route with a dynamic segment at the end */:category_name, so I can manually build a "breadcrumbish url version" example, suppose a user enters to /banana I need to transition the user to /Groceries/Healthy/Fruit/Banana.... groceries, healthy, fruit might be entered as well so /Fruit would be transitioned to /Groceries/Healthy/Fruit... I was able to make it work using window.history.replaceState on the model hook of the route but strange enough it only works if it's being refreshed or type in by user, not while transitioning in template, thanks in advance guys
Route as is
this.route('products', function(){
this.route('wildcard_handler', {path: '*/:category_name'});
this.route('handler', {path: '/:category_name'})
});
Recap of cases:
Case 1:
User enters /products/banana
-Redirect to /products/groceries/healthy/fruit/banana
User enters /products/fruit
-Redirect to /products/groceries/healthy/fruit
Case 2:
User enters /products/groceries
-All good, it's correct.
Case 3
User enters /products/groceries/snacks
-doesn't exists so, 404 redirects.
All of this trouble is only for making a better UX for a new ecommerce I'm building, the normal suggested way is to just use one dynamic segment
Like
this.route('products', function(){
this.route('handler', {path: '/:category_name'})
});
It's fair, but it's way nicer to build the breadcrumbish url
Again, thanks in advance
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