16. Febr. 2017 pushState() fügt einen neuen Eintrag in die Chronik des Besuchers der Seite ein und ändert die aktuelle URL des angesprochenen Fensters
Thankfully, HTML5 gives us that control by extending the JavaScript History API. What’s the point? # It goes without saying that URLs are important. They’re the method of accessing the vast collections of information and resources on the web, and more recently, they’ve begun representing the intended state of a web application. You can copy these URLs and share them with your friends or HTML5 pushState() Tutorial . When it comes to providing visitors with a good user experience, having short page load times is one of the top priorities. There are a large number of ways this can be achieved, such as combining and minifying CSS & JS files, embedding base64 images, utilising the browser cache etc … The method I’d like to introduce you to today utilises HTML5’s history API There are three steps to getting HTML5 pushState working in an Angular/Rails SPA. The first step is to enable pushState within Angular. This is super simple. If you just do the first step it will appear to work, but you’ll have a subtle issue I call “the reload problem” that will need to be addressed for both the development environment and the production environment. I’ll get into the html5 - example - window.history.pushstate jquery . Popstate sur le chargement de la page dans Chrome Je fais des appels Ajax pour mettre à jour certains résultats sur la page et utiliser history.pushState pour mettre à jour la barre d'adresse du navigateur sans recharger la page. Ensuite, bien sûr, j'utilise window.popstate pour restaurer l'état précédent quand on clique sur le A pushState Example. This page demonstrates certian HTML5 and CSS3 features. The most exciting bit is the pushState() feature that's now available. This will let us 'do AJAX properly': build faster websites, that can also be crawled easily by Google, no hacking required. What's this? This site uses HTML5 wizrdry to load the 'actual content' asynchronusly to the rest of the code: this makes it 16/08/2017 24/07/2020
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Here Mudassar Ahmed Khan has explained a tutorial with example on how to use HTML5 History API pushState function in JavaScript and jQuery. HTML5 History API allows browsers to modify the URL without reloading or refreshing the page using pushState function. TAGs: JavaScript, jQuery, Tips, HTML5 Currently I have a site that is being indexed by google that is using the pushState() html5 functionality to dynamically load all hyperlinked content, and google is not crawling past the front page. You either have to go back to using ugly hashbangs, or use the pushState() functionality with a sitemap.xml file and hope that works. I'm going to test out the sitemap.xml file with the pushState
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This page demonstrates certian HTML5 and CSS3 features. The most exciting bit is the pushState() feature that's now available. This will let us 'do AJAX properly': build faster websites, that can also be crawled easily by Google, no hacking required. HTML5 pushState() Tutorial . When it comes to providing visitors with a good user experience, having short page load times is one of the top priorities. There are a large number of ways this can be achieved, such as combining and minifying CSS & JS files, embedding base64 images, utilising the browser cache etc… 03/08/2015 · In conclusion, since modern browsers are widely used, you should consider using the HTML5 pushState for building your killing single-page applications, and use #! hash-bang method if you intend to support old browsers. In fact, Facebook uses a dual approach - hash bangs for IE9 and pushState for modern browsers. Browser compatibility The pushState() method allows us to create new records in the browser’s history stack. Providing this type of functionality natively can be incredibly powerful! Rewriting history #. Unfortunately, as fantastic as HTML5 is, it doesn’t allow us actual time travel. If it did, I would be going back to my childhood and telling a younger me, “Yes, you should have a slice of cake”.