pushstate

问题 Many people have been saying, use pushState rather than hashbang. What I don't understand is, how would you be search-engine friendly without using hashbang? Presumably your pushState content is generated by client-side JavaScript code. The scenario is thusly: I'm on example.com . My user clicks a link: href="example.com/blog" pushState captures the click, updates the URL, grabs a JSON file from somewhere, and creates the listing of blog posts in the content area. With hashbangs, google knows

问题 Many people have been saying, use pushState rather than hashbang. What I don't understand is, how would you be search-engine friendly without using hashbang? Presumably your pushState content is generated by client-side JavaScript code. The scenario is thusly: I'm on example.com . My user clicks a link: href="example.com/blog" pushState captures the click, updates the URL, grabs a JSON file from somewhere, and creates the listing of blog posts in the content area. With hashbangs, google knows

问题 I'm developing a webpage where depending on the next or back actions I do the correspondent animation, the problem comes when using the pushstate. When I receive the event how do I know if the user clicked back or forward history buttons using the Pushstate API?, or do I have to implement something myself? 回答1: You must implement it yourself which is quite easy. When invoking pushState give the data object a unique incrementing id (uid). When onpopstate handler is invoked; check the state uid

问题 I'm developing a webpage where depending on the next or back actions I do the correspondent animation, the problem comes when using the pushstate. When I receive the event how do I know if the user clicked back or forward history buttons using the Pushstate API?, or do I have to implement something myself? 回答1: You must implement it yourself which is quite easy. When invoking pushState give the data object a unique incrementing id (uid). When onpopstate handler is invoked; check the state uid

问题 In my single-page backbone app, I'm having trouble getting my longer urls to route properly in IE. Any urls that are nested more than one level, don't receive the proper hash fallbak when loading them directly. top-level urls work fine... when I load: domain.com/resource in IE I get: domain.com/#resource (as expected) navigating (in-app) works fine... when I click on a link to: domain.com/resource/12345 IE sends me to: domain.com/#resource/12345 (as expected) but accessing deeper urls

问题 My site uses pushState to load pages. I have one issue, I want to use javascript on one of the pages but can't because it loads everything with AJAX. So what do I do? I've been told something about "parseScript" but I can't find enough information on it. --Example-- I load using AJAX On my page I have this script: <script type="text/javascript"> function go(){ alert('1'); } </script> <a href="javascript:void();" onClick="go();">GO!!!</a> Nothing happens. --Edit-- If I open up Google Chrome's

问题 I need help with syntax. My site loads blog posts within the #board div using AJAX and I close it by clicking #close. When I load a post the url becomes like this http://www.visualise.ca/#!/anne-au-cherry and I would like to come back to http://www.visualise.ca/ when I close the post. The following gives me http://www.visualise.ca/#/ $("#close").live("click", function(event) { $("#board").slideUp("slow"); window.location.hash = "#/"; window.history.pushState(null,null,site_url+"/"); return

问题 I know that IE does not support pushState, but I want a way for my users with a modern browser to enjoy the benefits while the users using older browsers don't make use of it. Currently, the javascript code prevents my tabbed navigation from working completely in IE, which means that cannot see a lot of the content. Anyone know a solution for my problem? Here's my JavaScript code: var tabContents = $(".tab_content").hide(), tabs = $(".tab_nav li"); tabs.first().addClass("active").show();

问题 we are working on an real time ios and android application for that we are using xmpp protocol and openfire server but now we are facing a problem that when a user is offline he will not get message but we have to send them a push notification like watsapp but we dint get any option in openfire to do it after some research i got xep-0085 and got to know that it can send push notification if user is offline but it dint get from where i have to upload apple certificate to send push notification

问题 This is my code to change url on ajax load which works $.ajax({ url: url, success: function (data) { $(selector).html(data); var title = data.match("<title>(.*?)</title>")[1]; // get title of loaded content window.history.pushState( {page : 0} , document.title, window.location.href ); // store current url. window.history.pushState( {page : 1} , title, url ); // Change url. document.title = title; // Since title is not changing with window.history.pushState(), //manually change title. Possible