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I am using history.pushState to update URL as below: var state = {url: newLocation}; window.history.pushState(state, pagetitle, newLocation); On Mobile Chrome, the webpage URL (on the URL bar) and title do get updated as expected. But when clicking on the "Share..." button on the Chrome menu, the old URL (before calling history.pushState) is shared instead. Am I missing anything and how can I fix it? Thanks! I found out that the rel="canonical" url should also be updated. $('link[rel="canonical"]').attr('href', newLocation); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51518379/history-pushstate

There is a site http://www.pionart.pl which is a good illustration of the problem I have with the current site I develop with almost the same code/CMS When I enter the site with IE 11, the browser forgets half of the history methods, incl. history.pushState() (you can easily check it by invoking the console with F12 and typing history.) When I enter http://stackoverflow.com in the same tab, IE suddenly remembers all the methods back. The question: what is the purpose of the "forgetting"? How to prevent it? Adam The problem was <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9"> It forced IE 11

There are several advantages to the HTML5 Pushstate in comparison to hasbangs, in fact, Google is now encouraging the use of Pushstate . The only Pushstate disadvantage being publicly discussed is the fact that non-modern browsers do not support it. However, to me it seems that Pushstate is also disadvantageous when it comes to caching. I might be wrong, hence this question. is Pushstate inferior to Hashbangs when it comes to caching pages? Here is a case where it seems that Pushstate is bad at caching. Pushsate Bob navigates to eg.com/page1 , the full page is downloaded, rendered and cached.

I have a site that has a user page. On that page, there are several links that let you explore the user's profile. I'd like to make it so that, when one of those links is clicked on, the url changes, but the top third of the page containing the user's banner doesn't reload. I'm using Backbone.js I have a feeling that I'm in one of those situation where I have such a poor understanding of the problem I'm dealing with that I'm asking the wrong question, so please let me know if that appears to be the case Peter Berg My mistake was assuming that there was a special, built-in way of doing this in

As part of a webapp I'm building I'll need to check if the user is logged in whenever they change page. On a normal non-ajax site this is easy because I can just place the PHP session conditional statement in the header, and the header being called on every page change will determine whether the login page is displayed or not, but seeing as the header file is only set once within an ajax application, which is on the initial load, how can I check whenever the user makes an ajax page request whether or not the session is still valid? Since I'm using pushState and popState I know I can set the