I always wondered how to instantly navigate through pages using # or #! in URLs. Many websites like Google are using it on http://www.google.com/nexus/ , when user click any of the links, nothing chan
I\'m writing a web site which is basically a succession of sequential pages. The unqualified URL points to the last page, and qualified URLs point to specific pages. So we have:
When setting up routes on backbone.js, it seems the framework automatically preprends # to it. I.e. routes : { \"example/:id\" : \"handler\" },
I found some old answers for this, but they do not seem no longer valid for jQuery Mobile. I want to disable AJAX/hashbang behavior certain links only.
I am using jQuery Mobile and have few pages in one HTML page. When opening these pages, I\'d like to pass parameters for them, so that their parameters are persistent in URL.
I am looking to move my site into full async document loading, but I don\'t want to use the #! method of request processing because 1) I don\'t want to break links, and 2) I want a more flexible way o
I\'m trying to download the HTML of a website that is almost entirely generated by JavaScript.So, I need to simul开发者_JAVA百科ate browser access and have been playing around with PhantomJS.Problem i
so recently ive rebuilt my site following Google\'s AJAX Crawling methods. Everything works fine and an ?_escaped_fragment_= request works fine but i\'ve noticed any php on the page is not parsed an
So ive been investigating the whole SEO AJAX malarkey, and set up a test page here: My Site I used a sample code from GitHub, The hashbang #! works fine as you can see, but try accessing any of the p
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?
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