single-page-application

today a question was raised here and I don't have an evident answer. Assume that we concatenate and minify all resource files (CSS and Javascript) and declare them in the "Master-Page". On a multi-page app, if a CSS file changes it will be recharged on the next full page load. On a single-page app, the user can keep working for days and never recharge the main page where the CSS files are declared. The user will never see the changes until a Ctrl-F5 is issued. I'm sure someone already thought of this and have an experience to share :) For me, using WebSockets is not an option. First because it

I follow this post to deploy facebook share botton in my app http://www.hyperarts.com/blog/tutorial-how-to-add-facebook-share-button-to-your-web-site-pages/ The first problem is I can not pass post.id , post.caption to facebook script. The second one is the link to every post on facebook wall link: ' link to every {{post.id}}' . If people click on a link shared on their wall, it should jum (AUTO SCROLL) to specific post on my site, this is single page so all post have the same link Thanks so much! This is my Angularjs controller: function MyController($scope) { $scope.posts = [{"title":

I have a single page website and would like to achieve the following: back button working as if it was a normal website and instead of say, www.mysite.com/index.php?p=#this-is-a-great-product I'd like to have this url www.mysite.com/this-is-a-great-product while still having back button working properly. Regarding 1.) I use the following code ive found which works great: <!-- Getting BackButton to work properly --> <script type="text/javascript"> var times = 0; function doclick() { times++; } function doclick() { times++; location.hash = times; } window.onhashchange = function() { if (location

I am working on my tutorial AngularUI project. I read all about states, nested states and abstract states. The problem is that I can't understand why and when I should use abstract state? Pankaj Parkar Abstract state does mean the state that you wrote can't be accessible directly. Abstract states still need their own for their children to plug into. It gets called when we load its child's state. You can use abstract state to define some initial pattern of your page, suppose you can take an example of Any social media site, where you wanted to show user profile & social page. For that you could

After finishing the John Papa course on Pluralsight- which is AWESOME by the way!!! ) I'm now creating my first SPA. I come from Desktop Application Developer background so excuse me if this question is newbie! When I load the SPA instead of seeing the splash screen and then the main screen I'm getting this error message: HTTP Error 403.14 - Forbidden The Web server is configured to not list the contents of this directory.Most likely causes: A default document is not configured for the requested URL, and directory browsing is not enabled on the server. Can anyone help fix this? r pattanaik 1

I'm developing Single Page App using Angular. The backend exposes REST services that require Basic authentication. Getting index.html or any of the scripts does not require authentication. I have an odd situation where one of my view has a <img> where the src is the url of a REST API that requires authentication. The <img> is processed by the browser and I have no chance to set the authorization header for GET request it makes. That causes the browser to prompt for credentials. I attempted to fix this by doing this: Leave img src empty in the source At "document ready", make an XMLHttpRequest