I had the same problem when adjusting history/remote plugin to www.antemeridiemdesign.com (there, in occident and orient moods, all pages are being loaded via the aconite plugin). Everything worked fine but the return to start page, so I ended up adding '#index' to the location upon entering the site (I'm pretty sure Klaus will come up with a more elegant solution, though). After that you need a bit of tweaking inside $.ajaxHistory. On the abovementioned site, js files are consolidated and optimized, so if you'd want to have a look, let me know, I'll put on the original file. I haven't got the Safari part of $.ajaxHistory working, haven't had time yet. Gvido
Kelvin Luck wrote: > Hi, > > As I just mentioned in another thread, I've just launched this jquery > based site: > http://flashr.kelvinluck.com/ > > On it I am using the history/ remote plugin to add back button support. > As you can see, this works well with one exception... When you go back > to the page you originally landed on then the contents of the page > doesn't change. So if you go to http://flashr.kelvinluck.com/ and click > around a bit then the back and forward buttons will work fine until you > go back as far as the homepage at http://flashr.kelvinluck.com/ when the > contents of the page won't actually update. > > I think this is because the hash isn't being set when the page initially > loads. This is despite line 43 of common.js (executed on document ready): > > $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"#' + currentPage + '"]').trigger('click'); > > Which is successfully triggering a click event on the relevant link and > getting as far as the comment on line 78. Afaik, this return true should > mean that the default action of the link (e.g. the href) is followed and > the hash on the URL is updated. But this isn't happening which I think > is why the "back to the first page" is also broken. > > Has anyone got any ideas what is going on? > > Thanks , > > Kelvin :) > > _______________________________________________ > jQuery mailing list > [email protected] > http://jquery.com/discuss/ > > _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
