browser-history

When I refresh a page or redirect to the same one using the same url, I can click in a button with "window.history.back();" code and go back to the previous page. However, If the query string was changed, I just back to the same page when I try to move back. Example 1: page1.html -> page2.html -> page2.html -> [click back button] -> page1.html Example 2: page1.html -> page2.html -> page2.html?x=123 -> [click back button] -> page2.html What I want: page1.html -> page2.html -> page2.html?x=123 -> [click back button] -> page1.html So, the question is, Can I check if the page is the same using

For example current page is www.google.com. But I typed a different website address in address bar and clicked. This site has fully GWT code. But I like to back to the previous page of www.google.com. So I clicked back button of browser.but how can I get event of back button from current GWT code. Can I set any backbutton event handler in GWT of current page? One which notifies an alert to me that back button was pressed. Is there any solution from GWT? +1 to Igor and Alex. Here's some code you can use, if you want to use the ClosingHandler: Window.addWindowClosingHandler(new Window

Is it possible to automatically change the url example.com/4000/title-2/#!4000 to example.com/4000/title-2 without to refresh the page ? Basically to remove "/#!4000" from the URL. Note that is important to remove the "/" before the hashbang not just the hashbang . Tobias Krogh dont know if it is enough for you and whether it works completely cross-browser... chrome accepts: location.hash = ""; but this keeps the "#" in the address bar in modern browsers that completely support the html5 history api you do: window.history.replaceState('Object', 'Title', '/4000/title-2'); EDIT: this dies not

I am familiar with the window.history.back() and the window.history.forward() javascript objects. But is there a method of creating an array with the last "X" number pages viewed. No, this would be a huge security problem. You can get history.length to count them if you wish. J Max Check out: How do you get the previous url in Javascript? In short you can get the number of previous sites visited ( history.length ) but not the url's. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17032415/javascript-browser-history-listing

Basically, I have a page that contains a form. When a user submits that form, a Javscript function is called and the user is dynamically presented with a new form. At this point, what I would like is for the user to be able to click the browser's back button and be taken back to the first form. Is this possible? Thanks for the quick responses, but I am having trouble getting pushState to work. The HTML still displays "second form" after I click the back button. Here is the code I used to test it: <script> function newPage(){ history.pushState({state:1}, "State 1", "?state=1"); document