I’ve got a blog with article-urls like this http://ali.dj/blog/unlimited-fps-in-unity-editor
My old blog had URLs like this: http://ali.dj/blog/unlimited-fps-in-unity-editor/comment-page1 etc.
When the article is valid but everything following it is unnecessary I would like to strip out parts and parameters after the URL.
This http://ali.dj/blog/unlimited-fps-in-unity-editor/comment-page1
or this http://ali.dj/blog/unlimited-fps-in-unity-editor/comment-page1?ref=foo
becomes this http://ali.dj/blog/unlimited-fps-in-unity-editor
Currently I’ve got a catch-all route which will redirect the user to the error-page
How can I strip out unnecessary parts?
Here’s the router.js I currently use for articles:
this.route('blog', { 'path' : 'blog/'}, function() {
this.route('post', { 'path' : ':permalink' })
this.route('not-found', { 'path' : 'not-found'})
});
// Error routes
this.route('not-found', { path : '/not-found'})
this.route('catch-all', { path : '/*path'}) // redirects to not-found