On 9/20/06, m_waschkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess its not possible to just update the browser's history as you
make an AJAX request eh? (I'm targeting IE and Firefox only)
dojo may do what you want. See
http://manual.dojotoolkit.org/WikiHome/DojoDotBook/DocFn1.
- Matt
On 20/09/06, Matt Goodall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/20/06, m_waschkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess its not possible to just update the browser's history as you
make an AJAX request eh? (I'm targeting IE and Firefox only)
dojo may do what you want. See
What do you mean by 'back button support' ? There are many ways to
support back button in a ajax webapp, so it'd be good if you say what
you'd want.
Generally MochiKit tries to be not too much intrusive, and I don't see
how you can support back buttons without modifying server code.
--
Thomas
Well, it seems to me that concept of 'Back Button Support' is pretty
straightforward - you press the back button, and then go to the last
visited page. ie. just what people expect the back button to do.
I did see some javascript type solutions, but whatever solution that I
can implement that
On Sep 18, 2006, at 5:38 AM, m_waschkowski wrote:
Well, it seems to me that concept of 'Back Button Support' is pretty
straightforward - you press the back button, and then go to the last
visited page. ie. just what people expect the back button to do.
I did see some javascript type
m_waschkowski a écrit :
Well, it seems to me that concept of 'Back Button Support' is pretty
straightforward - you press the back button, and then go to the last
visited page. ie. just what people expect the back button to do.
Yes, but the concept of page in an Ajax app is somewhat unclear,
