On 1 avr, 01:54, Ian Bambury wrote:
> 2009/3/31 Thomas Broyer
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> > Depends what "original token" is defined to be ;-)
> > if it is History.getToken(), then I'm back to my earlier proposal:
> > propagate a "is default" flag.
>
> I'm happy for you to define 'original token' if you can get i
2009/3/31 Thomas Broyer
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> Depends what "original token" is defined to be ;-)
> if it is History.getToken(), then I'm back to my earlier proposal:
> propagate a "is default" flag.
I'm happy for you to define 'original token' if you can get it to work.
But I don't need an isDefault flag - I
On 31 mar, 19:50, Ian Bambury wrote:
> The examples site was just an, er, example :-)
> This is the 1.6 replacement which will initially be used on a new site, but
> will eventually get used elsewhere.
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> 2009/3/31 Thomas Broyer
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> > Ah, OK, then just don't do anything if the original to
The examples site was just an, er, example :-)
This is the 1.6 replacement which will initially be used on a new site, but
will eventually get used elsewhere.
2009/3/31 Thomas Broyer
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> Ah, OK, then just don't do anything if the original token is blank?
> i.e. http://examples.roughian.com wil
already *know* when I need to use replace (the original
> token is blank), and the code already does what it should (and did before I
> posted) - the problem is, as originally stated in my first post, that...
>
> Window.Location.replace() doesn't work in Safari or Chrome or Opera
>
t; change your framework a bit...
I don't need to. I already *know* when I need to use replace (the original
token is blank), and the code already does what it should (and did before I
posted) - the problem is, as originally stated in my first
On 31 mar, 03:03, Ian Bambury wrote:
> There are any number of menus nested within each other. They are all
> instances of the same widget. Eventually, you reach a non-menu, a real
> 'page'.
>
> The top level menu reacts to history. It passes this to a routine in the top
> menu called setMenuBy
There are any number of menus nested within each other. They are all
instances of the same widget. Eventually, you reach a non-menu, a real
'page'.
The top level menu reacts to history. It passes this to a routine in the top
menu called setMenuByToken(oldToken, newToken)
It may get passed a token
On 30 mar, 23:04, Ian Bambury wrote:
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> The thing is, the history calls the screen set-up routine with a token, the
> menu system calls it, the onModuleLoad calls it with or without a bookmark.
>
> The 'Home' token varies depending on what the menu items are called (this is
> where the token co
end up with a blank one
> followed
> > by 'Home'. So if someone clicks 'Back' they will be back at the blank
> one.
> > Which will create 'Home' again and lock them into my site, which is what
> I
> > am trying to avoid.
> >
> > T
'Back' they will be back at the blank one.
> Which will create 'Home' again and lock them into my site, which is what I
> am trying to avoid.
>
> This is exactly the situation I have already. So I tried to 'replace' the
> token if the current one is blank.
ack at the blank one.
Which will create 'Home' again and lock them into my site, which is what I
am trying to avoid.
This is exactly the situation I have already. So I tried to 'replace' the
token if the current one is blank. But Window.Location.replace() doesn't
work in Safa
On 29 mar, 22:43, Ian Bambury wrote:
> 2009/3/29 Thomas Broyer
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> > Am I clearer?
>
> I don't know. I know I'm not :-)
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> OK. Where do you see this bit of code living?
>
> String token = History.getToken();
> if (token.length() == 0) {
> token = HIS_INTRO;}
>
> onHistoryChanged(token);
2009/3/29 Thomas Broyer
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> Am I clearer?
>
I don't know. I know I'm not :-)
OK. Where do you see this bit of code living?
String token = History.getToken();
if (token.length() == 0) {
token = HIS_INTRO;
}
onHistoryChanged(token);
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On 29 mar, 18:34, Ian Bambury wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> This doesn't overwrite the existing history entry (http://mydomain.com/) it
> just adds another entry with a bookmark. I'm trying not to have two entries
> added when a user first goes to my site because the back button will take
> them to h
Hi Thomas,
This doesn't overwrite the existing history entry (http://mydomain.com/) it
just adds another entry with a bookmark. I'm trying not to have two entries
added when a user first goes to my site because the back button will take
them to http://mydomain.com and that will immediately take th
> 2009/3/29 Adam T
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> >String token = History.getToken();
> >if (token.length() != 0) {
> >onHistoryChanged(token);
> >} else {
> >History.newItem(HIS_INTRO, true);
> >}
On 29 mar, 1
It gets more complicated:
When you replace a location, FF, Opera, Safari and Chrome fire a
historyChange event, IE doesn't
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Hi Adam,
Your site does what mine does, i.e you end up with two history entries, one
for / and one for /#intro.
I'm trying to avoid that so that if the user clicks the back button, they go
back to where they came from, not back to the page without the bookmark
(which in my case will redisplay the
Well, I'm not really sure what your doing, so it may not help - I was
just guessing if you were trying to put #Home at the end of a url you
might be trying to plug into GWT's History system.
On this page http://gwtfx.adamtacy.com/EffectsExample.html I do that
to manage tabs whose content is sucke
Thanks for the reply, Adam
> If you're using it for GWT history, you could alternatively set #Home
> as the token when you initialise that subsystem.
Could you explain how this would help?
Thanks,
Ian
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Ian, maybe it's a Windows thing as it works fine on a my Mac with
Safari and Opera (and Firefox).
I was going to suggest trying JSNI instead, but looking at
Window.Location.replace it is just a simple call to
$wnd.location.replace(newURL) with no deferred binding to make a
difference between Fire
But it's OK in IE and FF
Any ideas? Workarounds?
The line is
Window.Location.replace(Window.Location.getHref() + "#" +
newToken);
And you can see it working (or not) here http://kivivi.com/
When you first go there, I'm trying to replace http://kivivi.com/ with
http://kivivi.com/
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