sammy.js

On my website, which is a one-page JS site using Sammy.js and jQuery, when I middle-click a link with a mouse, the link opens in a new tab. But when I command-click on a Mac, it doesn't. This happens in both Firefox and Chrome, so I assume it must be according to spec in some way. This happens on a Macbook Air (so trackpad + command button). Most sites work just fine though, with command-click being identical to normal middle-click. Try it out yourself: https://circleci.com . Command-click between "about", "home" and "contact" and you should experience the problem - they don't open in new tabs

I have a form like this on my page: <form data-bind="submit: AddFolder"></form> If I have this code in my JS script (of course I've removed all of the unrelated code and tested to make sure I can still recreate with only this code, normally you'll have more code inside here like .get and .post functions): Sammy(function() { }).run(); When the form is submitted, the page redirects to a weird URL like ?ko_unique=1 If I remove the Sammy part from my script, this doesn't happen. I think it has something to do with event bubbling and Sammy and Knockout both hooking the onSubmit, and the browser

Just wondering if there is anyway to specify a parameter as optional in a sammy js route. I've seen somewhere that you can use route/:foo/?:bar and that will trick sammy into thinking that bar is optional. However if you query your params without bar supplied you that it will equal the last character of the url for example '#/route/test' => {foo: 'test', bar: 't'} and '/route/test/chicken' => {foo: 'test', bar: 'chicken' } but with bar getting populated in both cases there is no way to check if its been supplied. Any tips on this? Sammy actually dropped the ball when it comes to optional

I am using Sammy.js for my single page app. I want to create functionality similar to SO (the one when you type your question and try to leave the page and it is asking you if you are sure). If it would not be a single page app, I would just do something like: $(window).bind('beforeunload', function(){ return 'Are you sure you want to leave?'; }); The problem is that in single page app user do not actually leave the page, but rather changing his document.location.hash (he can leave the page by closing it). Is there a way to make something similar for a SPA, preferably with sammy.js? We had a