Andrew Lentvorski wrote: > James G. Sack (jim) wrote: > >> Your objection, does point out one big annoyance of websites that use >> javascript (or frames) for navigation -- you can't bookmark (or email) >> the desired page, only the entry page. Ugh. > > Only because of bad design. > > One Javascript site that was like that had an "Update to URL..." button. > Effectively, you used the interactive mode to put things the way you > wanted, and then the URL was changed to reflect your state so that you > could get back to it. You could get to the same state without > Javascript, it was just a lot more annoying. > > It was a nice way of handling the "Javascript breaks state" problem.
So I guess javascript should modify document.URL in such a way that it can be honored on reentry (such as: ...?state=etwas) -- eh? ..jim -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
