Completely bogus when something was saying back you cant, Here how i did, using 100% ajax boot methods.
Difficulties was:
a) visitors comes to localhost/index.php
b) visitors is routed to localhost/index.php?g=1
c) visitors is now completely ajax module, onclick menus he gets contents.
d) visitors need to go back, when apply go back it goes to point A). localhost/index.php
Note: This is not the common ajax we use, b is itself a ajax for whole index.php?g=1 , c is the sub ajax sections
Solved as:
folder tree:
= shamun
- js/jquery.history.js
- js/global.js
- include/home.php
- include/menu_button_3_contents.php
- index.php
1. This plugin is used, i didn’t write it, because of time limitation, many thanks to mikage sawatari. (i will modify on this plugin for my own uses).
Download: http://dpaste.de/hSgZ/
2. A fix ajax binding function, where you can load ajax sub pages. In my case it was two route, so i splited the href link to two different location. in other case it may contain only one:
function myAjaxReturn(url,_datastr){
return $.ajax({
type : “POST”,
url : url,
data : _datastr,
async : false,
success : function(msg){
// this is the sub page url, “include/page33.php”;
url = url.split(“/”);
if ( url[1]==’main.php’){
$save = $(‘#jQuery_history’); // to avoid error
$(document.body).empty().prepend($save).append(msg);
}else{
$(‘#alltable’).empty().append(msg);
}
}
}).responseText;
}
3. Now you apply on click buttons or div or td or anything:
// 1. Basic ajax would be like this but to have history, we will not use those methods.
// $(‘#alltable’).html(”).load(‘include/link_mijnaccount.php’);
$(“#home”).click ( function () {
// So this is the ajax method that basically we use, without history management
$.historyLoad(‘include/home.php’);
// just to avoid wrong window.location.href return false; });
// 1. Basic ajax would be like this but to have history, we will not use those methods.
// $(‘#alltable’).html(”).load(‘include/link_mijnaccount.php’);
$(“#menu_button_3″).click ( function () {
// So this is the ajax method that basically we use, without history management
$.historyLoad(‘include/menu_button_3_contents.php’);
// just to avoid wrong window.location.href
return false;
});