This may be a dumb or obvious question, I have tried to search for a
while ... say I have an implementation which goes like this:
Artists > The Beatles > Abbey Road > [non-iUI page]
Where my non-iUI page is dynamically created from a CGI script
accessing a database, say, UGC, like reviews of Abbey Road. Content
which can't be pre-loaded anyway.
When I'm on that last, outside page, there's no way to go back to the
"Abbey Road" page, because once I've left iUI, no matter what URL I
dynamically construct for "back", going back takes me to the iUI home
"page".
Presumably this is a feature, not a bug, but I don't quite understand
it. Why shouldn't I be able to link to music.html#_TheBeatles from
outside iUI?
And if the answer is that I should always stay inside iUI to preserve
the history, hierarchy etc of the interface, how do other people do
dynamic content? If I load a large iUI "page" at that point using
AJAX, then my user goes back, and down another path to another Album,
then another, eventually the amount of HTML loaded into the iUI file
will get very large, right? Do people load it, then delete it again
when users go back?
TIA
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