1) Could you provide some code or a sample page? 2) Try doing a search for a history plug-in. Basically it uses the hash in the URL to "bookmark" a page. This stores an actual entry in the browser's history, thus enabling a back/forward history. When you press back/forward on your browser, the bookmarked url will also change. When a page is re-loaded with a bookmark, depending on the value of the bookmark, you update your page to whatever state it's suppose to be in, dynamically.
On Feb 10, 8:03 pm, Omid S <som...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > First of all, THANKS for jQuery -- it is the most amazing javascript > tool I have ever used. > > I have two questions however. > > 1. I have an ajax application where breaks when forms are submitted on > IE7 or IE6. I use IE8 and it works fine. My friends use IE7 and the > behavior they get is weird. When they click on the element that > triggers the ajax it is as if all the form fields do not exist. > > I looked online and people say to do "onSubmit='return false;'" or > some version of that, but that doesn't work > > 2. Lastly, when I use ajax I would like to use the history of the > browser. Is there an easier way to keep the history instead of storing > the called urls in an array. Or is there a design or preferred plug in > out there that I can use to see how they coded it? > > Again, this is an amazing tool, anyone who has contributed to jQuery > deserves a free pass to heaven.
