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Hi. I think there is a conflict with hasherjs and window.replaceState
This is my code:
hasher.setHash ('list'); // http://www.myexample.com/#list hasher.setHash ('detail'); // http://www.myexample.com/#detail window.history.replaceState ('', '', 'nice-url-to-allow-copy-paste.html#detail'); // http://www.myexample.com/nice-url-to-allow-copy-paste.html#detail
Everything goes fine until I press the back button on the browser (Chrome) and the parseHash function is not called again
(The parseHash function is the one of the examples)
function parseHash (newHash, oldHash) { ... }
It's binded this way hasher.changed.add (parseHash); hasher.initialized.add (parseHash);
Thanks!
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maybe this is related to #48 ?
Hi. The browser is: Google Chrome Versión 40.0.2214.115 m
I'll check #48 as soon as I can to see if I can provide useful information. Thanks again and good work
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Hi. I think there is a conflict with hasherjs and window.replaceState
This is my code:
Everything goes fine until I press the back button on the browser (Chrome) and the parseHash function is not called again
(The parseHash function is the one of the examples)
It's binded this way
hasher.changed.add (parseHash);
hasher.initialized.add (parseHash);
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: