browser-history

I've started to test History.js . After understanding how it works and that there is no popstate , instead there is statechange . I'm looking for a way to differ when the back button of the browser has been pressed. The reason is that I need to know the URL before the state moved, from the one I'm going to. With the gist the project includes, only the URL we go to is looked. I hope the solution is not to track latest URL visited in a global variable. Thanks I found the solutions on github to be a bit overdone for my purposes. I created a bool that is always true except right before when I used

How can I get the URLs of recently visited tabs using chrome.history API, specifically, the last 10 URLs visited? Pass an empty string as your query to the search() method of the chrome.history API . For example, this will log the 10 most recently visited URLs to the console: chrome.history.search({text: '', maxResults: 10}, function(data) { data.forEach(function(page) { console.log(page.url); }); }); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24894627/how-to-get-browsing-history-using-history-api-in-chrome-extension

This question already has an answer here: Is there a way to tell what direction the state is going with history.js? 2 answers I am getting familiar with the html5 History API, but I am using history.js to extend the compatibility, I have one question and it's that, how can I know in: History.Adapter.bind(window,'statechange',function(){ // Note: We are using statechange instead of popstate var State = History.getState(); // Note: We are using History.getState() instead of event.state /* Condition here to know if this change is a back or next button, and wich one?? */ }); This is my "whole"

I've run into this on a few apps now, so I wonder if I'm doing something wrong with Backbone history. Here's the situation... I have two pages, let's say: index.html app.html The index page is just a normal, flat HTML page with a link to app.html . On the App page, Backbone.history.start() is called to fire up hash state management, which is used to toggle between two views on the App page, say: app.html#search app.html#results So, navigating back and forth between the #search and #results pages works great. No problems there. The issue occurs when you try to use the back button to step all

I have an ajax application that is based on jQuery. I enabled browser history using jQuery history plugin. But we find out that the application generated too much history. Especially, we provide an in-page "ajax-back" button that enable the page to return to previous ajax state. When the in-page "ajax-back" button was pressed, we want it to act like the broswer back button, by moving the current index of the history, or removing the latest history record, instand of inserting a new history record. So, I would like to ask, is it possible to remove the latest browser record from javascript? or