html5-history

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

We're building a Drupal site with an audio player which should keep playing while you browse the page (something like soundcloud). Currently we're loading clicked <a> 's sites with ajax and inject the html into the page and use history.js to manipulate the location. There is a major downside though: Since a newly loaded page may have different css and js on it, we have to compare the current script, style and link elements to the ajax response text (ugly regex) and only add the new, yet non-existing elements. By doing so, loading another page wont delete/remove/undo once executed scripts. This

What are the best practices (and how to go about doing it) to support offline mode when using html5 history api for url rewrites? For example, (hypothetically) I have a PWA SPA application at https://abc.xyz which has internationalization built in. So when I visit this link, the Vue router (which ideally could be any framework - vue, react, angular etc.) redirect me to https://abc.xyz /en . This works perfectly when I am online (ofcourse, the webserver is also handling this redirect so that app works even if you directly visit the said link). However, its a different story when I am offline.

I've got a menu with scrollspy (using twitter boostrap). I want update the window.location.hash when the user scrolls down to a next section. The following code works when the user scrolls down: $(window).on('activate.bs.scrollspy', function (e) { location.hash = $("a[href^='#']", e.target).attr("href") || location.hash; }); However it does not work very well when the user scrolls upwards. The reason for this is that setting a new location.hash triggers the browser to navigate towards that respective anchor. That triggers a chain reaction in which the user will instantly end up at the top of

I'm using ember1.0-rc3, i want to change hashbang urls into normal url format (ie, www.site.com/admin#/page1 to www.site.com/admin/page1).In order to make this change,i use location: "history" in app router. But when i reload a page or bookmark a page doesn't works, it redirects to home page only.I want the options reload and bookmark in my app, without changing redirect urls in .htaccess file.Is there any way for it?Thanks in advance In order to use HTML5 history with a single page app like ember, your server must be have the behavior of rendering your main index.html file for any URL. The

According to the accepted answer to this question , React Router 4 doesn't match query parameters anymore. If I go from a URL matched by one of my <Route> s to the same URL with a different query string, the content doesn't seem to change. I believe this is because navigating between URLs that match the same <Route> doesn't change the content, but please correct me if I'm wrong. Given this, how do I use React Router for a set of URL's that need to differ only by query parameter? For example, many search engines and other sites that use search bars, including the site I am working on, use a