pushstate

问题 I am using apache as http server, tomcat8 as application server ( rest ) and express as angular2 static server. Following is my virtual host element <VirtualHost *:80> ... other things - name path and logs ... ProxyPass /rest/ http://localhost:8080/rest/ ProxyPassReverse /rest/ http://localhost:8080/rest/ ProxyPass / http://localhost:3000/ ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:3000/ </VirtualHost> Basically what I am doing is, whenever someone hits http://localhost he should see static web app

问题 HTML5 allows us to update the current URL without refreshing the browser. I've created a small framework on top of HTML5 which allows me to leverage this transparently, so I can do all requests using AJAX while still having bookmarkable URLs without hashtags. So e.g. my navigation looks like this: <ul> <li><a href="/home">Home</a></li> <li><a href="/news">News</a></li> <li>...</li> </ul> When a user clicks on the News link, my framework in fact issues an AJAX GET request (jQuery) for the page

问题 I have an Angular.js webapp that employs ui-router (https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router) w/parallel named views like such: .state( 'app.experience', { url: 'e/:experienceId', views: { 'center-pane@': { templateUrl: 'partials/experience.html', controller: 'ExperienceController' } }) I enabled HTML5 pushState via $locationProvider.html5Mode(true); When http://www.mysite.com/e/123 is requested, my backend sends back the index.html at the root directory. (as per Using HTML5 pushstate on

问题 I have a popup modal on my website similar to facebook's photo viewer. When the modal is opened, it is displaying content from another page and I want to change the address bar value and history to show this. There is a dropdown in the modal that changes the content in the modal to that of a different page. When this happens, I once again want to change the address bar value and history to show the page was changed. Essentially, I want to exactly replicate the behavior of facebook's photo

问题 I am building a single page web application with Ember.js or Backbone.js as front end MVC, express.js(node.js) as back end server. server/app.js code in short app.use(bodyParser.json()); app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, '..', 'client'))); app.get('*', function(req, res) { return res.render('base'); (will sendFile (client/index.html) ) }); It will load up the client/ folder with all the public assets, client folder structure looks like this - client -- index.html ( will be rendered

问题 How do i use HTML5 history api. I did go through the https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/Manipulating_the_browser_history. That confused me. All that i want is to change the url on ajax calls so that when user hits the back button he gets the previous state. Also i wnat to know of any pit falls of this . When to use and when not to use. How best to use with jquery 回答1: Here are the best resources which I've come across (including the one you already mentioned, and a working code example):

问题 Using Backbone.js, is it possible to make the router navigate to the page where it came from? I'd like to use that for the case where I change my URL when a popup appears, and I want go change it back, when I hide the popup. I don't want to simply go back, because I want to keep the background page in precisely the same position as I left it before I showed the popup 回答1: You can solve this problem by extending Backbone.Router and storing all the routes during navigation. class MyRouter

问题 I'm using ' fancy box ' and I'm trying to change my url to be the url of the fancy box , so I try to use History.pushState() . but it makes error The error: Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to execute 'pushState' on 'History': A history state object with URL 'about:blank' cannot be created in a document with origin 'http://localhost:28587' My code: var _url = window.location.href; setInterval(function () { if (($(".fancybox-iframe").length > 0)) { if(window.location.href != $('.fancybox-iframe'

问题 In one of my applications i use window.history.pushState() method to update the window URL. But as IE < 10 does not support HTML5's history api, I was looking for an alternative. Answers to a lot of other questions on SO suggested to use history.js plugin. From the documentation provided by the history.js plugin it's usage is not really clear. I have added the plugin to the <head></head> section in my templates but on IE9 i am still receiving the error that says: SCRIPT438: Object doesn't

问题 I'm using history.js, and want to call content via ajax when the url changes. I have that working, but the issue is that I need the page to respond differently depending on what URL is loaded when the state changes. For example, within a local scope, I need the pages related to URLs on the right hand nav to load into the content area next to them. If the URL changes to a scope outside of the section I'm in, I want the ajax call to load pages in a container that contains the whole section,