browser-history

I have an Articles component which displays a list of posts. The list is paginated so that a maximum of 10 posts can display per page. There is a "Next Page" button that when clicked will update the component state and the corresponding url parameter like so: page 1: /news page 2: /news?page=2 page 3: /news?page=3 ...and so on. The way the constructor() and render() methods are set up, it will read this URL parameter and display the correct posts if the user navigates directly to /news?page=3, for instance. The issue I'm having is that the browser back and forward buttons don't seem to

How do i get the history of a WebView using the WebBackForwardList class? I looked at the documentation page but i could not understand it, is WebBackForwardList the proper way to access the history of WebView? I intend to parse the history to a ListView, I cannot find any examples of how to access the history of WebView, What is the proper method to get the history? On your webView instance, just use copyBackForwardList(), for example WebBackForwardList wbfl = webView.copyBackForwardList(); Then setup a for-loop to scan the list, pull entries (e.g., title, URL), and send them to your ListView

I have a test version of a site located at a subdomain of the normal site, like: http://test.x.com instead of http://x.com . I use the <base> tag to translate all resource requests back to the original domain: <base href="http://x.com/" /> This tactic worked great until I implemented HTML5 push/replaceState support. Now, if I execute this statement in the console: history.pushState({}, "", ""); ... then I get a DOMException object in WebKit-based browsers: code: 18 constructor: DOMExceptionConstructor line: 2 message: "SECURITY_ERR: DOM Exception 18" name: "SECURITY_ERR" sourceId: 4839191928 _

Assume that we have a logic like this: From state A, change to state B. Whenever we arrive to state B, the app always redirect us to state C by calling $state.go(stateC) Now we are in state C My question is how to go back to state A from state C (given the fact that state A can be any state we don't know at run-time, meaning user can access state B from any other states) Use the location option with value "replace" ... $state.go(stateC, null, { location: 'replace' }) See https://angular-ui.github.io/ui-router/site/#/api/ui.router.state.$state#methods_go location - {boolean=true|string=} - If

I'm working with Moodle 2.6, but this isn't really a Moodle question. An activity is defined as an URL. That URL is just a custom-built video player. When the video ends, it goes back to the Moodle course page. That all works just fine, but the Moodle page doesn't reflect that this activity has been completed until the page is refreshed/reloaded using F5. Here is the javascript code that I've used to detect the end of the video: video1.addEventListener("ended", function() { history.back(1); }); I've tried using this: window.location.reload(history.go(-1)); in place of the history.back(1),

I have a simple flow: A.html -> B.html -> C.html Now, page B either 302's (temporarily redirects giving 302 redirect code) to page C , or it shows a progress bar; then, after an ajax call is done, it redirects to page C . When the user is on C , and they hit "Back" I want them to end up on A instead of B . If the page did the 302 redirect, then the back behavior is what I want. Otherwise they get that intermediary page. Is there any way to solve this easily? Presumably when the Ajax is done you are using: location.href = "http://example.com/c"; Change that to: location.replace("http://example