I have a really messy situation...I'll try to keep this short.
I'm wondering if there is a way to rewrite the url in the browser bar
without refreshing the page. I'm using Jquery/ajax to do something
but unless I can rewrite that url I don't think we can do this. I
could use an anchor
If you change only the hash, it won't reload the page - but it won't create
a unique URL for search engines. If you change anything else in the URL, it
will reload the page.
Changing the hash does get you a URL get people can copy and bookmark. But
Google won't see the hash.
It really is a case
I'm wondering if there is a way to rewrite the url in the browser bar
without refreshing the page.
You can only modify the anchor (after the #), as it is done by some
Ajax and Flash sites.
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I have a really messy situation...I'll try to keep this short.
I'm wondering if there is a way
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Subject: [jQuery] rewriting the browser address (without refresh)?
I have a really messy situation...I'll try to keep this short.
I'm wondering if there is a way to rewrite the url in the browser bar
without refreshing the page
Is THIS the dead end? Is there a way to get that anchor in there via
javascript?
location.hash = 'myAnchor';
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Nice.
location.hash is totally broken in Safari. ;(
http://warpspire.com/journal/web-production/a-little-rant-on-safari/
On 02 Feb 2007, at 13:56, Mike Alsup wrote:
Is THIS the dead end? Is there a way to get that anchor in there via
javascript?
location.hash = 'myAnchor';
location.hash is totally broken in Safari. ;(
Check out the tabs plugin for an example of solving this in Safari.
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Sheesh, I've been looking at this...waiting to solve something else
before I dove into it. ;)
I have another idea...just a gut check here before I try this.
Why couldn't I simply rewrite with javascript the urls (in a
particular div) from href='page.php?id=12' to href='#12' at page
load?
Vaska schrieb:
Sheesh, I've been looking at this...waiting to solve something else
before I dove into it. ;)
I have another idea...just a gut check here before I try this.
Why couldn't I simply rewrite with javascript the urls (in a
particular div) from href='page.php?id=12' to
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I have a really messy situation...I'll try to keep
Changing the url and using ajax should be done thoughtfully. For example,
you if you have separate content, then it would be a good idea to refresh
the page. If you are only showing 50 table entries at a time, then ajax/hash
would be the best way to go. Remember, people don't hate refreshing for
I dont know if you got a solution or not but some time back I tried to
change the url in browser so that user could copy the url and then paste it
somewhere else and it would still work.
The part relevent to ur needs is changing the url, The URL CAN'T be changed
to some other page though you
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