Hi folks,
I'm having difficulty understanding how to get Klaus's history plugin
working in my application. I have an "ebook" application in which
the page has a static index of pages which, when an individual link
is clicked, a file is loaded into an adjacent div (#ebook).
Upon being loaded, the file is scanned and any a.linkto tags are
scanned for as these tags are my "between" page links which I was
hoping to get the history plugin to capture and do its magic. Once
found, the a.linkto tags are prepared - as far as I can understand -
for the history plugin. However, my attempt has gone all pear-shaped
and I cannot find any reference/article/documentation via Google to
help me see my error.
What tends to happen is that upon clicking an a.link from within
#ebook, a copy of the entire current page, sans the targetted page,
is loaded into #ebook.
Any help would be appreciated - even if it is a suggestion to try a
different approach.
Thanks, Bruce
$(document).ready(function() {
$.ajaxHistory.initialize();
var pgname = $('a.eb0').attr('id');
fnGetEbookFile(pgname);
});
function fnGetEbookFile(pgname){
$.get('textfiles/' + pgname + '.html?q=' + new
Date().getTime(),function(txt){
$("#ebook").html(txt).show();
$('a').each(function() {
var $a = $(this);
var theid = $a.attr('id');
var q = $a.attr('class');
if (q=='linkto') {
$a.attr("id",'#textfiles/' + theid +
'.html').remote('#ebook').bind("click",function()
{fnGetEbookFile(theid);});
};
});
});
};
