fragment-identifier

I have a webb application at http://example.com/app and I would like to show a form if the user is visiting http://example/app#add-item . Is there any way I can use a jQuery script to add this functionallity? My current jQuery script already has a structure like this: $(document).ready( function() { $('#search').keyup( function() { ... } ); } ) How can I show a form using someting like this: $(document).ready( function() { $('#search').keyup( function() { ... } ); $('#add-item').visit( // .visit probably doesn't exist function() { content.innerHTML = myForm; } ); } ) Here is something I do:

When the user is redirected to https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?response_type=code&client_id=[clientid]&redirect_uri=http://example.com/googleauth&scope=email by our "Sign In with Google" button, the response's Location header that causes the redirection back to the site has a # symbol at the end: Response headers: location: http://example.com/googleauth?code=[code]# It certainly does not break the site's funcionality, but I'd like to get rid of it anyway. Is there something wrong with my initial request URL, or do I need to resort to a JavaScript based solution on my end? Hans Z.

In a Grails project I'm trying to map a Url based on whether or not a Fragment Identifier is present in the Url. The Fragment Identifiers are important because a Flash library SWFAddress uses them to communicate to a Flash application present in the web page. I simply need to determine whether a fragment is present or not in the Request url. Should I look into HttpServletRequest to do this? What's the best way in Grails to route a url based on whether a Fragment Identifier is present in a Url? [I asked this same question at the Grails forum .] A fragment identifier is not part of a URL, it is

I use the window.onhashchange function to execute code when the User changes the hash of the page: window.onhashchange = function() { /* do something */ }; In some functions I also set the hash via JavaScript: window.location.hash = "#abc"; I want to prevent the onhashchange event from firing when I set the hash via JavaScript. What I have tried so far: var currently_setting_hash = false; window.onhashchange = function() { if (currently_setting_hash) return; //... } currently_setting_hash = true; window.location.hash = "#abc"; currently_setting_hash = false; That didn't work because the event

I'm currently facing a challenge with URL fragments in a single page application. When logging in the user will be redirected through Struts to a url containing a URL fragment / Hash / Anchor - part. <action name="LoginAction" class="de.my.stuff.LoginAction"> <interceptor-ref name="myStack" /> <result name="error"> <param name="location">/jsp/login.jsp</param> <param name="anchor">${hash}</param> </result> <result name="success" type="redirectAction"> <param name="actionName">LoginSuccessAction</param> <param name="anchor">${hash}</param> </result> </action> As you can see the URL fragment is

I am using the jQuery BBQ: Back Button & Query Library plugin to create a page that pulls in dynamic content when a link is clicked. When the link is clicked the hash is changed and new content is pulled in (the 'default' action of clicking a href is therefore disabled.) That part works just fine, but there is a problem. Example of my problem Say the "home" page has a DIV a number of images in it and a list of links ... Page One Page Two Page Three The images may take a while to load, in the meantime the user will often not wait for them to load fully and click the "Page One" link. This clears