I want to write my own simple browser history solution for my polymer app.
Normally I would listen for the window event 'popstate' and go from there.
Problem I have with polymer is that I can still listen and catch the
popstate event outside my polymer code, but then I need to change a
property, 'pageSelected' of my polymer component.
Here is my normal event listener
window.addEventListener('popstate', function(e) {
console.log('do something');
});
I tried to listen for it in my polymer app component by adding
listeners: {
'window.popstate': '_handlePopstate'
}
But I didn't have any luck. So I think two solutions could help
1. How can I listen to browser events such as popstate in my Polymer
object?
or
2. If I listen outside my Polymer object, how can I update a property of
my Polymer object from outside?
I don't want to use any premade solutions, mainly just so I can learn more
how Polymer works. Thanks in advance for any advice/help.
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