set useQueryParam to false for app categories#6330
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Back in PR - it's used in three places (1) the admin settings, without query param (2) the admin setup, with query param (3) the installed apps, without query param also. Addressed all cases. |
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* set useQueryParam to false for app categories * New param 'useQueryParam' for AppCategoryNavigation/AdminAppsList Co-authored-by: Peer Richelsen <peeroke@gmail.com>
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