Discovering the HTML5 History pushState method
In the last video we toke a break from the History API to learn how to work with the XMLHttpRequest . In our next goal now that we have a working application that will load in data dynamically we would like to be able to control the URL of the user and enable the user to be able to change the page url without refreshing the content on the page. To do this we will be using the 'pushState' method.
Getting to know the HTML5 Location API
By the end of this video you will know everything you need to know about the new HTML5 Location API.
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Getting to know the HTML5 History API
In the last video we discovered the location API and in this one we will discover how to work with the History API in HTML5. The first methods we will visit in this video: History.back, History.forewo
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Taking a peak at the XMLHttpRequest
Before we can continue working with the History API of HTML5 we need to take a break so we can take a deeper look at the way we will be loading data onto our site dynamically %u2013 to do that we will
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Discovering the HTML5 History pushState method
In the last video we toke a break from the History API to learn how to work with the XMLHttpRequest . In our next goal now that we have a working application that will load in data dynamically we woul
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Discovering the HTML5 History popstate event
The next step is to be able to change the content on our page as the user clicks on the back/foreword in there browser to accomplish that we will need to work with the popstate event.
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Passing data into the HTML5 History popstate Event
We owe you a short conversation about passing information through our pushstate method. We can pass information into it and this information would then come back to us once we get a popstate event cal
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