Guess a frame could be used to hide the token (so the whole site is in
the frame).
A bit crude, and I also would query the point.
On Aug 28, 5:49 pm, Thomas Broyer <t.bro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 28 août, 13:54, Simon Shaw <simonhamel...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I have developed a simple web application with 4 pages that uses
> > Hyperlinks and ValueChangeHandler to move from page to page and store
> > history.
> > Although I want to keep the history functionality in this application
> > I do not want to show the token in the address bar of the browser.
>
> That's simply not possible (well, in IE6 and IE7, it would be, but not
> on other browsers; at least with the current History implementation,
> which is what 99.9% of developers using GWT actually want)
>
> > Also, and I am pretty sure this is connected, I would like to prevent
> > users from entering the site from any location other than the default
> > landing page.
>
> Oh, this is easy: in your onModuleLoad, instead of firing the current
> history token, just do nothing with History (apart from registering
> your ValueChangeHandler) or explicitly "move" to the landing page
> (History.newItem("landing-page"))
>
> Er, could you explain why you don't want the "bookmarkable" part of
> the history feature? i'm having a hard time understanding your issue
> with it...
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