I've figured out how to get it to work, at least in Firefox (initialise after the fieldsets have been setup and add a callback), but would prefer not to have to do it that way if possible.
There are still some issues (the table rendering wrong and navigating back): The back button needs to be pressed twice in IE: click Fieldset 2, then Fieldset 3 - you then need to press back 3 times to get back to Fieldset 1. On May 16, 2:06 pm, Sam Collett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am wanting to use thehistoryplugin for a situation where Ajax is > not used. Like how it works for the tabs plugin. Here is what I have > so far:http://www.texotela.co.uk/sandbox/historytest/ > The example on the test page (http://stilbuero.de/jquery/history/ > index.html) is only for remote pages, it may be helpful if there was a > non-Ajax example (like in mine where links added via JavaScript toggle > the visibility of something else). > > One thing I am not sure how to do is how to handle it when there is no > hash - e.g. click on 'Fieldset 2' and then press the back button > (Fieldset 2 is still showing, instead of Fieldset 1). > > Another issue (which is unrelated to thehistoryplugin, but would > still like to know how to solve) is tables in absolutely positioned > elements. In Firefox, the table cells are all the same size and the > text does not fit properly in them (goes over the edge), in IE the > table goes off the edge of the page (it is 100% of the page width > rather than the container width (which with no width would hopefully > just go up to the window edge)).
