Vue-router: How could next(path) act like a replace rather than push

[hiyuki]

Now I achieve it by next(false),router.replace(path).

But I hope I can add some option to indicate next() to make a replace jump.

Thank you.

[fnlctrl]

Hmm.. could be useful. Maybe a second parameter for next? next(path, useReplace)
/ping @posva @LinusBorg

[posva]

@hiyuki Why do you need a replace rather than a push? Can you tell us a bit about your use case, please?

[hiyuki]

I use it as a conditional redirect and doesn't allow user to go back

[x531tanxl]

I use this in beforeEach. When I click the back button at the first time, it won't do anything. I need to click twice. I had to replace next with router.replace after #795 fixed.

[jazoom]

This is exactly the same problem I'm having. I'm glad this issue is here because I was hunting around for an option to pass to next() since the option's fields (such as query) are not documented (path is the only one documented).

And yes, $router.go(-1) needs to be called twice (or back button pressed twice) after a redirect. Replace seems to be necessary in this case.

[posva]

@fnlctrl Aborting the navigation doesn't remove it from history?

[fnlctrl]

No.. there's no browser API to remove anything from history. Therefore,
every navigation is made directly, and aborting a transition will make
vue-router replace the current history with the previous one.

On Sat, Nov 26, 2016 at 11:14 PM Eduardo San Martin Morote <
[email protected]> wrote:

@fnlctrl https://github.com/fnlctrl Aborting the navigation doesn't
remove it from history?

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