After exporting static html, how can I judge whether to jump through Link or native a tag jump

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Condition: Export static html

How to judge whether to jump by next/link or direct access (that is, a tag access)

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[rafaelalmeidatk]

Use the next/link component when the destination is a Next.js page (inside the pages/ folder), and the <a> tag for everything else

[revskill10]

You just use next/link , Next.js will decide it's a native or SPA link based on your page is static rendered or server side rendered. You can try by yourself to see ?

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@revskill10 @rafaelalmeidatk

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You may have misunderstood

What I need is this:

1. Enter url directly to enter the index page
2. Jump through next/link to enter the index page

Need to judge in the index page is the way to enter the above.

The corresponding purpose is to determine whether to load the js file to this page through next/link when using static html, or to enter this page through direct access.

next jumps in by loading the js file, so I think it should be able to tell which way it is.

If not, I hope this judgment can be added.

When I upload static html to gh-pages on github, this is a document content, and I need to handle different menu display by judging the way to enter the page.

[SpiritLing]

will use them, but I need to judge them