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Sun, Jun 28 2015 10:05 PM | Permanent Link |
Boris B | New user here
![]() I understand that EWB 2 creates an SPA (single page application). However, I'm unclear regarding what support there is for deep linking - being able to use the query string to specify a subpage of the SPA (e.g. "Customers", "Products", "Help") and specific records (e.g. "CustID=102"). This is important for bookmarking and permanent links. Regards, - Boris |
Mon, Jun 29 2015 3:57 AM | Permanent Link |
Matthew Jones | Boris B wrote:
> New user here ![]() > > I understand that EWB 2 creates an SPA (single page application). > However, I'm unclear regarding what support there is for deep linking > - being able to use the query string to specify a subpage of the SPA > (e.g. "Customers", "Products", "Help") and specific records (e.g. > "CustID=102"). > > This is important for bookmarking and permanent links. Yes, you can do this. Search back for: SetWindowEventHandler('hashchange', TrapWindowHashChange); (Probably just the first part as that TrapWindowHashChange is probably unique to my code) You can set and obtain the #shop part of the URL, and take control of the Back button too, in a normal way. I use this in my web shop. -- Matthew Jones |
Mon, Jun 29 2015 11:43 AM | Permanent Link |
Boris B | Perfect! Thanks
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