I\'m using sitemapprovider to implement breadcrumbs in my MVC4 application. I need to add an hash fragment val
Thanks! In the meantime, I found a workaround,but it's specific to my situation:
switch (window.location.hash.toString()) {
case '#Network-tab':
//alert('Network-navTab');
$("#Network-navTab").addClass("active");
$("#Network-tab").addClass("active in");
break;
case '#Network_Company-tab':
//alert('Network_Company-navTab');
$("#Network_Company-navTab").addClass("active");
$("#Network_Company-tab").addClass("active in");
break;
case '#Company_Skin-tab':
//alert('Company_Skin-navTab');
$("#Company_Skin-navTab").addClass("active");
$("#Company_Skin-tab").addClass("active in");
break;
case '#Skin_Player-tab':
//alert('Skin_Player-navTab');
$("#Skin_Player-navTab").addClass("active");
$("#Skin_Player-tab").addClass("active in");
break;
default:
$("#Network-navTab").addClass("active");
$("#Network-tab").addClass("active in");
break;
}
I've put the hash corresponding to the menu link in the default case of the switch,so in this case I don't have to check for the hash the first time I load the view...in the other cases, I set the hash in the route during the postback... but thanks again! I'll bookmark your answer for when I won't be able to do this :)