well.. I guess the huge problem with my aforementioned solution is
that it'll likely cause a page refresh / server request.
Not too ajax-ish. ;-{On Feb 3, 3:58 pm, bkwdesign <br...@bkwdesign.com> wrote: > @relphie, I'm a newb to jQuery and Klaus' UI Tabs script, but I'm > learning very quickly. > > I'm very interested in exploring this Really Simple History script > that you referred to in your post. > I think what would trigger the browser to actually "go there" would be > if the RSH script went one step further: > > 1.) Add a fake URL parameter to the end of the URL (this is the > critical factor, in my experiments): > a.) If URL does not have a query string, then add "? > historyTimestamp=2009-02-03_12-30-45PM" > b.) If the URL already has a query string, then simply add > "&historyTimestamp==2009-02-03_12-30-45PM" > 2.) Then, add to the URL, the anchor hash value > > If I can tear apart the RSH script, I may have a go at it myself. > > On Dec 18 2008, 2:06 pm, relphie <relp...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > Hello, I was wondering if anyone has successfully combined jQuery ajax > > calls with a browserhistoryplugin. I have seen lots of older posts, > > and lots of older libraries, but not many examples for a current, > > cross-browser solution. I have tried using Really SimpleHistory > > (http://code.google.com/p/reallysimplehistory/), and while it does add > > the anchor pages to myhistory, the content remains the same when > > going forward / backward. I also tried the JSSM plugin (http:// > > trac.nathanhammond.com/jssm/), I had to hack it up a little bit since > > it tries to be all-in-one, but I had the same problems with it as with > > RSH (historyis there, but it doesnt do anything). > > > Thehistoryplugins listed in the jQuery plugins directory I have also > > tried and the are either old, not up-to-date with current browsers, or > > not fully functional. > > > Does anyone have a working example that they could point me to? Any > > advice on how to integrate with one of the plugins I mentioned? Any > > ideas as to why thehistoryis there, but the page content does not > > change? > > > Here are the ajax calls I would like to create ahistoryfor: > > > <code> > > function ajaxMenu() { > > $("#accordion .ui-accordion-data a").click(function(event) { > > event.preventDefault(); > > $(".userTool").html("").append("<div id='loading' > > class='loading' > > style='margin-top:7em;'><img alt='loading...' src='../images/ajax- > > loader.gif'></div>"); > > var url = $(this).attr("href"); > > if(url.indexOf("?") == -1) { > > url = url + '?'; > > } else { > > url = url + '&'; > > } > > url = url + 'ajax=true&skipNavigation=true'; > > $.ajax({ > > url: url, > > complete: function(XMLHttpRequest, textStatus) { > > > > $(".userTool").replaceWith(XMLHttpRequest.responseText); > > $(".filtered",".userTool").columnFilters(); > > } > > }); > > $("#accordion .ui-accordion-data a").removeClass("current"); > > $(this).addClass("current"); > > });} > > > </code>
