On Jan 6, 2011, at 2:55 PM, Mauro wrote:
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.
Wow, sounds like a bug, either in the implementation of pushState by
Google in their page, or by Chrome. Do you have this problem with
Safari or Firefox?
Walter
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