Hi Klaus
Thanks for all the great work you are doing on this forum especially,
besides ofcourse with the plugins (Tab plugin I am really impressed with)
and now that you have joined the jquery team I see more goodies coming.
I am also trying to do someting like this. I want to use your history plugin
in joomla CMS. I can load the pages by ajax but the back functionality was
lacking. After seeing your plugin I thought of redoing this Ajax loading of
my joomla website.
the links in joomla are like index.php?option=content.....
to load a page with ajax I need to replace index.php with index2.php and I
was doing in with onclick handler like this
$("a").click(function(){
var url=this.href.split('/');
var link=(url[url.length-1]);
var linkid=(link.replace(/index/, "index2"));
$("#mainbody").fadeOut().hide().load(linkid).fadeIn();
return false;
});
which works however without back functionality.
Now I want to use your history plugin but I cant figure out how. I played
with it a bit but everytime I get it to load a page, it somehow keeps
reloading the page continuously.
Can you please guide me as to how I can do it correctly. basically I want to
dynamically convert every link on click from index.php/.... to
index2.php/.... and then load this page by AJAX along with the hash
appending with it so that I can use back function of your plugin.
thanks
vik
Klaus Hartl wrote:
>
> Vaska schrieb:
>> No, it's not. I did the worst job trying to explain in that previous
>> email - english really is my native language!
>>
>> First of all, I get 'remote-4' in the address bar when I click a link
>> - I believe this is what history/remote does. My link will look like
>> this...
>>
>> #/project/fourteen/ Project 14
>>
>> I want #/project/fourteen/ to appear in the browser address space.
>>
>> I need to pass this hash via ajax...hence the need to actually create
>> some post variables. Unless i'm totally not implementing this right,
>> I don't see how I can do this with remote().
>>
>> Currently, because the correct information is not flowing, only the
>> same page is being returned...once again, which is why I hope to be
>> able to customize the $_POST portion of this.
>
>
> I understand. I think I can enhance my plugin so that you are able to
> specify what the generated hash will look like and also that this
> information is passed to the request. It's still a GET request though...
>
>
> -- Klaus
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