As I work on developing an Angular app hosted on a webserver that restricts access to htaccess files and webconfig, along with no server-side language option available for creating HTML snapshots, I am faced with a challenge. The CRM system tied to a high-value webstore cannot be easily transferred to another host.
In my quest to find a workaround for this limitation, I have devised my own "solution". Would it be acceptable to incorporate hyperlinks that direct users to URLs generating the desired view upon onClick event triggers? This approach would enable immediate content loading for users while forcing search engine bots to reload the page at the new URL to access the updated content.
For instance:
<a href="/view-2.html" onClick="updateState('#/view-2')">View 2</a>
Facing this development obstacle has led me to explore innovative solutions, understanding that others may encounter similar challenges in their projects. The provided code snippet serves as a visual representation of the concept I am discussing.