single-page-application

I was just wondering how I should go about implementing breeze's EFContextProvider in a separate data layer project. Also, since that project is a class library and not an MVC 4 application, how should I include this into my project? I don't really need the whole bag of tricks that is in the Breeze NuGet package, just EFContextProvider stuff. I want to implement a Unit of work pattern using the EFContextProvider DbContext wrapper, like John Papa has done in his wonderful pluralsight course. Has anyone done this yet? any tips? Thanks We've got a more sophisticated sample coming called "TempHire

I have single page app built with Backbone.js. I host app (app consists of static files only) on Amazon S3. I use CloudFront as a Bucket CDN. App is accessed by https://myapp.com -> https://abcdefgh34545.cloudfront.com -> https://myBucket.s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/index.html How I can use Prerender.io service with this stack? I have to somehow detect that WebSpider/WebRobot is accessing the page and redirect it to prerender.io... It's hard to use Prerender.io with a static Amazon S3 site. You could stand up an nginx/apache server in front of s3: https://myapp.com -> https://mynginx-server.com

I've got a simple Single Page Application using jetty websockets for communication between server and client. Problem: Each time I have reload page my websocket connection is disabled and new is initialized. The problem is that user should relogin on each page refresh. Question: How can I eliminate the need of relogin on page refresh? EDITED: Faced the next problem : how to decide when session should be deleted? I've a peer object on the server side which is a nothing else but websocket session container. Peer is deleted on onClose method, which in turn is invoked on droping client side

I have the following: function activate(routeData) { // make dataservice call, evaluate results here. If condition is met, reroute: if (true){ router.navigateTo("#/someRoute"); } alert ("should not be shown"); } The alert is getting hit however, and then the view changes. How do I fully navigate away from the current item and prevent any further code in that vm from being hit? Update: I tried using guardroute but I have to activate the viewModel to call the dataservice that returns the data that determines whether or not I should re-route. Using guardroute totally prevents the dataservice from

I am experiencing a very strange problem with Google tag manager (GTM), Google analytics (GA) and Google adwords. So far I am getting nowhere with solving it. The setup: We have a singe page application (backbone and marionette) and we are using GTM to push virtual pageviews to GA using standard dataLayer.push events (and also e-commerce events if this is relevant). This setup generally works fine. The problem: The problem is users coming from adwords, with a gclid tag. The first pageview for these users is tracked and attributed do the adword campaign correctly, but as soon as they click any