Vue Router Webpack Dot in Params
I was dealing with the same issue, even I'm late to the conversation maybe somebody will find useful the solution I found.
It appears to be webpack's fault.
If using vue-cli's webpack template you'll need to configure a proxy for the routes you need. For example in your case you'll need to add this to the config/index.js file:
...dev: { ... proxyTable: { '/t/*.*': { // this will match all urls with dots after '/t/' target: 'http://localhost:8080/', // send to webpack dev server router: function (req) { req.url = 'index.html' // Send to vue app } } // Any other routes you need to bypass should go here. } ...},...This way webpack will proxy all requests to that url and don't treat these as files.
Add /something after paramseg: in your route
{ path: your-route/:paramname/something", component: somecomponent,}After this, you should be able to access the route using this.$route.params.paramname
do below setting in webpack
devServer: { historyApiFallback: { disableDotRule: true } }