Geez, I screwed up on a sentence pretty badly.. "so technically hitting backspace on your keyboard will navigate through the changes in hash."
On Aug 11, 9:43 am, James <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm assuming a page is a dynamic page with the same URL? For example, > a different layer or content loaded dynamically via AJAX. If that's > the case one way is through the URL hash (e.g. page.html#p3 - > indicates page 3). Every time you change a page, you update the hash > in the URL. If you do a search on jQuery history plugins you'll find a > few. > The nice thing about hashes is that they are stored in the browser > history so technically hitting backspace on your putting with navigate > through the changes in hash. > > Another option is saving the page number in a cookie and re-reading it > again on page load and updating your page accordingly to that page > number. > > On Aug 11, 9:17 am, "Dave Maharaj :: WidePixels.com" > > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Does anyone know how or if possible to remember where you were at in > > pagination? > > > Example a user clicks 1, 2, 3, finds what they want on the third page and > > clicks a link...nope not what they were looking for they click back which > > now brings them back to pagination page 1 when it would be nice to remember > > that they were on the 3rd page and automatically return them there. > > > Dave > >
