Thanks Y2i and Thomas.
One of the reason is I wonder if I can redirect a full domain name to a
internal state of my application. For example , I go to a domain hosting to
redirect
http://someotherdomain.com
to
http://mything.com/#someotherdomain
But the domain hosting service complains about the URL format, it has to be
without the hash sign.
http://mything.com/someotherdomain
Thomas, is your proposal only applicable to new browsers? I wish a solution
applies to old browser as well.
-maq
On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 2:58 AM, Thomas Broyer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Recent browsers implement pushState/onpopstate which allows changing the
> URL (and not only the "hash" part) without unloading the page. You can see
> it at work in Google Plus, GitHub's repository browser or even Facebook.
> In GWT, you could use deferred binding to replace the Historian
> implementation used by PlaceHistoryHandler (I bet you could even replace the
> HistoryImpl instead, at a lower level) if the browser supports
> pushState/onpopstate, and use the default implementation using the URL's
> "hash" otherwise.
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