I navigate to a certain page in my app with a query parameter. After I get the parameter from the URL I want to delete it, ideally I would have this:
Just in case people find this thread (like I did). I have the scenario that I receive a JWT token in a query string (/login?jwt=token
). I needed to fetch this token (and store it etc), but then needed to make sure that it got safely removed from the URL. Reloading the login route (by using this.router.navigate(['login']
) works in principe, however, the user can then use the browser back button, basically replaying the token login.
I solved this by not using the navigate but by DI'ing the 'Location' service (from @angular/common
). This service has a replaceState
method, which completely removes the token from the history as well as from the URL
this.location.replaceState('login')
Hope that helps someone.