On 6 January 2011 19:14, Walter Lee Davis <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Jan 6, 2011, at 12:56 PM, Mauro wrote: > >> I've seen that railscast, I'm using chrome which support pushState. >> The problem is that ajax history with paginate works but if you, for >> example, go to a site www.google.it or whatever internet site and then >> push browser back button the page showed isn't an html page, but it >> seems a text page. >> Try. >> > > > Watching that 'cast, it seemed to me that you could bookmark the resulting > URL, and restore your search/pagination/whatever state just fine. I haven't > tried the google.it page in this respect, but if the URL changes to show the > unique address of the current state of the page, then that's the goal and > the goal has been met. Back button or bookmark and new session, it should > appear the same either way. > You create a list and paginate through this using ajax just like the railscast example. Then go to a internet site. Then push the browser back button and you see the page in history as text and not as an html page.
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