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Fix AssignProductToStore — navigation only encodes store hash into URL, product hash is lost on direct access. Switch to encoded payload containing both product_hashkey and store_hashkey.	5	true	false	2026-05-17T09:00:00Z	2026-05-17T09:01:00Z

files

• resources/js/Pages/ListProductsMarket.vue [lines 42-52] — only caller of AssignProductToStore; passes target: product.hashkey and store_hash as separate props
• resources/js/Pages/AssignProductToStore.vue [lines 65-84] — onMounted reads props.target (product hash) and props.store_hash (store hash); both must survive direct URL access
• resources/js/composables/Core/useNavigate.js [lines 112-130] — URL builder: only encodes props.target|hashkey|id as --h:, or props.payload as --e:; store_hash is never encoded into the URL
• resources/js/composables/useUrlEncoder.js — encodePayload/decodePayload helpers
• app/Http/Controllers/Support/VueRouteMap.php [lines 575-585] — on --e: URLs, sets $props['payload'] = $parsedData['value'] (object); on --h: URLs, sets target/hashkey/id to the hash value

steps

1. In resources/js/Pages/ListProductsMarket.vue at the viewProduct function (lines 42-52), replace the current navigation call with a payload-based navigation:

   • REMOVE: props: { target: product.hashkey, store_hash: props.data.store_hash }
   • ADD: props: { payload: { product_hashkey: product.hashkey, store_hashkey: props.data.store_hash } }
   • This encodes both hashes into the URL as --e:BASE64 so they survive page reload.

2. In resources/js/Pages/AssignProductToStore.vue at onMounted (lines 65-84), update prop reading to support the new payload format while keeping backward compat with pushState:

   • CHANGE productHash.value = props.target || urlParams.get('target') || urlParams.get('product_id') || urlParams.get('id')
   • TO productHash.value = props.payload?.product_hashkey || props.payload?.product_hash || props.target || urlParams.get('target') || urlParams.get('product_id') || urlParams.get('id')
   • CHANGE if (props.store_hash) { selectedStoreHash.value = props.store_hash }
   • TO if (props.payload?.store_hashkey || props.payload?.store_hash || props.store_hash) { selectedStoreHash.value = props.payload?.store_hashkey || props.payload?.store_hash || props.store_hash }

3. In resources/js/Pages/AssignProductToStore.vue defineProps (line 12-16), add payload prop:

   • ADD payload: { type: Object, default: null } to the props definition alongside target, store_hash, and user.

context

ListProductsMarket.vue — current viewProduct (lines 42-52)

const viewProduct = (product) => {
    if (props.data?.store_hash) {
        navigate({
            page: 'AssignProductToStore',
            props: { 
                target: product.hashkey,       // goes into URL --h: but store_hash is lost
                store_hash: props.data.store_hash
            }
        });
        return;
    }
    navigate({
        page: 'BuyViewProductMarket',
        props: { target: product.hashkey }
    });
};

AssignProductToStore.vue — current onMounted (lines 65-84)

onMounted(() => {
  productHash.value = props.target || urlParams.get('target') || ...
  if (props.store_hash) {
    selectedStoreHash.value = props.store_hash
  }
  if (!productHash.value) {
    errorMessage.value = 'No product specified...'
    return
  }
  loadStores()
  loadProductData()
})

useNavigate.js — URL builder logic

const hashkeyProp = props?.target || props?.target_user || props?.hashkey || props?.id;
const payloadProp = props?.payload;
if (hashkeyProp) {
    url = `${basePageUrl}--${encodeHash(hashkeyProp)}`;   // --h:
} else if (payloadProp) {
    url = `${basePageUrl}--${encodePayload(payloadProp)}`; // --e:
}

VueRouteMap.php — payload extraction

} elseif (isset($parsedData['type']) && $parsedData['type'] === 'payload') {
    $props['payload'] = $parsedData['value'];  // decoded object available as props.payload in Vue
}

Precedent: ManageProductAdmin.vue uses same pattern

const productHash = computed(() => props.target || props.payload?.product_hash || props.payload?.product_hashkey);
const storeHash = computed(() => props.payload?.store_hash || props.payload?.store_hashkey);

notes

• dictionary: ai-docs/dictionary.md — confirms: "use encoded payload (--e:) containing product_hashkey and store_hashkey" for product-in-store context
• linters: none detected
• constraints: canonical table names from dictionary irrelevant here (frontend-only change); no backend changes needed
• no migration, no permission enum, no VueRouteMap changes needed — the /assign-product-to-store route already has no --h: or --e: suffix registered (catch-all handles both)