sweet. you guys rock!! i'll give this a try tonight. i did a quick search of code in pastebin and didn't find dojo.back. perhaps he didn't use it?
anyway, i found some example code so i'm going to give this a whirl. question that pops into my head now is this: let's say a user bookmarks a url. this url will now probably have a hash mark in it. so for me to be able to load the correct content, do i create a dojo.onload (callback) routine that will read the stuff after the hash and determine what controller/action combo to call and load into my content div? am i on the right track? thanks again Filip Wirefors wrote: > > > Hi, dojo.back has the kind of functionality you are looking for. > I used dojo.back in conjunction with dijit.layout.ContentPane > to be able to use the browsers back/forward butons and > bookmarking. > > Some info on the subject can be found here: > http://docs.dojocampus.org/dojo/back > > And if I'm not mistaken, Matthew uses dojo.back in his pastebin app. > > /Filip > > >> Hi all, >> >> I am developing an application that uses ajax/dojo.xhrget calls often to >> manipulate certain divs within a page. I would like to be able to update >> the >> url in the browser as the user clicks different areas so that if a user >> decided to bookmark the page, they would be able to return to the same >> page >> with the right content loaded in the container div. >> >> I've seen solutions in other forms where they use the >> parent.location.hash = >> URL; but this only works if you have a # mark within your url and you are >> modifying the part of the url after the # >> >> Does anyone here know of a way to do this with zend framework?? > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Svårt att hålla kontakten med släkt & vänner? Skaffa Messenger nu! > http://download.live.com/messenger > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/manipulating-the-window-url-without-a-refresh-tp22241256p22251070.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
