pushstate

I have created a basic aurelia app starting from this repo and I was trying to get rid of the # (hashtag) in the URL bar. I have 2 projects, one running WebApi on a machine and one running an empty web project (not MVC) on another machine. On the official documentation website it only says how to configure your routes but my project is not MVC oriented. How can I configure the IIS server from Web.config in a sense that when I access http://localhost/home it should start the aurelia framework rather than the 404 not found page? Matt McCabe I'm using the Azure which needed a web.config to handle

Check out this link: http://google.blogspot.com/view/timeslide And click on the post and as you can see the URL is changing but without a # or something like that, It changes like the page would load normally, but the content changes just like it would be built with AJAX. This happens with Chrome 10 with the latest stable version, but for Firefox 3.6 it uses the old way with the hash :) How is this possible, is this a new HTML5 feature or what? Quentin pushState : window . history . pushState(data, title [, url ] ) Pushes the given data onto the session history, with the given title, and, if

Can someone point me to a compatibility chart for browsers that support/don't support the HTML5 History API? Spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/history.html Tutorial: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Manipulating_the_browser_history This might help : http://caniuse.com/#search=history All the modern browsers now do it, except IE (even IE10 no word yet) - though they all implement it differently. You can read about the differences with their implementations here https://github.com/browserstate/history.js/wiki/The-State-of-the-HTML5-History-API 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4612598

Since window.history.pushState is not aviliable for HTML 4 browsers like IE9 , I have looked for history.js, a jQuery library that simulates the pushState behavior. The problem is , when using pushState, the end of the url is duplicated For example, History.pushState(null,null,window.location.pathname + '?page=1'); returns, http://www.development.com/test.html#test.html?page=1 How do I avoid this problem? Thank you kindly. Update (On 2012 / 1 /22) , Question for bounty: if (pageNo == 1){ //window.history.pushState({"html":currURL,"pageTitle":''},"", window.location.pathname + '?page=1'); For

I used ( https://github.com/browserstate/history.js ) and have a piece of code like this History.Adapter.bind(window, 'statechange', function() { var State = History.getState(); alert('Inside History.Adapter.bind: ' + State.data.myData); }); function manageHistory(url, data, uniqueId){ var History = window.History; if ( !History.enabled ) { return false; } History.replaceState({myData: data}, null, '?stateHistory=' + uniqueId); } if I invoke manageHistory() after my ajax call, then History.Adapter.bind callback method get invoked correctly. However, if I click the browser back and then click

I'm doing some due diligence on backbone for a single page app and wonder if it is possible to re-use the same views/routes from the client on the server side, so that when google visits a pushstate URL, or it is accessed directly, the server can generate the exact same HTML that would be generated by backbone in the client. It would be a pain to have to maintain two separate sets of views/routes, one on the client and one on the server. I have seen the backnode project on github however this seems to miss the point a bit and you end up having to write the same backbone router twice. Just

Does anyone know of a library that determines if pushState can be used? I was using this: if(window.history.pushState){ window.history.pushState(null, document.title, path); }else{ location.pathname = path; } But I just found out that there is a bug in Safari 5.0.2 that causes it not to work even though the above test passes: http://support.github.com/discussions/site/2263-line-links-broken . I'm thinking there might be other gotchas and someone has probably already found them and wrapped em up but I haven't found anything yet. Edit: @Crescent Fresh From what I've seen it seems like pushState

I am working on a small project in which I want to create an Ajax-style website. Content is loaded with jQuery's load() . As some of you know, the down side of this is that the URL does not change accordingly to the content that is displayed. To make this work you can use pushState() . Because this is not cross-browser supported, I used the plug-in history.js . This is working quite nicely, but the problem is that my back and forward buttons are not working as they should and I have no idea what I am doing wrong. The URL is changing correctly and the content is as well, but the title is not