I want to be able to match paths like this:
/path/anything/goes/here/and/can/be/an/arbitrarily/long/path
.
So I tried all of the following:
Router.route('/path/*', function(){
this.render('home');
});
I also tried the path: '/path/:something(*)'
and I also tried specifying the path in the second argument options
object to Router.route
: {path: '/path/*', action:myActionFunction}
along with an action function. I even tried using Router.map
instead of Router.route
, as prescribed in both of the following:
https://gentlenode.com/journal/meteor-11-iron-router-cheatsheet/18
http://www.manuel-schoebel.com/blog/iron-router-tutorial
But still, going to the /path/anything/goes/here
doesn't work. It takes me to the default iron:router error page:
Oops, looks like there's no route on the client or the server for url: "http... localhost:1710... /path/this/should/work/according/to/the/above/links."
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Try
'/(.*)'
or
'/path/(.*)'
if the url really is domain.com/path/
I serve routes from '/(.*)' via look up on a collection of documents from this.params
If you need any routes prior to a catchall put the catchall route in a Meteor.startup and have your finely grained defined routes prior in your router file client side.
Hope this helps you.