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pick up the URL variables at the start of the app #413
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Hi, Did you try to use the session object with the http header
An event is missing to capture a user's entry into the application at the root level. You must necessarily use the one on the page We can imagine a |
Thanks. I got quite confused with the rebranding. Did I miss the announcement?Regards,ThonOn Jun 5, 2024, at 23:05, Fabien Arcellier ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi,
Did you try to use the session object with the http header referer ? You have access to the url at the origin of the call. You should be able to parse it with urlparse lib.
def handle_app_enter(state, session):
print(session['headers'].get('referer'))
An event is missing to capture a user's entry into the application at the root level. You must necessarily use the one on the page wf-page-open.
We can imagine a wf-app-open event.
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any news on this issue ? |
We haven't planned the work on that yet. |
We've revisited this and we've decided to move forward with a new event in Root that'll be able to get URL information. |
I have an app that I want to be able to use URL variables, and I can figure out how to setup a handler when the values CHANGE, but how do I get the INITIAL settings of the URL values?
There is no equivalent state.get_route_vars() it seems so how do I get those values at startup?
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