There is nothing in this code that reads the url when you first load a page. If you type in the address bar 'test.com/test.html?page=entry' then you need to load in the content at page load, when the hash is manually changed, and on click events abishaigray.com/jquery.address.php $(function() { var content = $("#content"); var loadUrl = function(url) { content. FadeOut("slow", function() { content.
Load(url + " #content > *", function() { content. FadeIn("slow"); }); }); }; $("a. LoadUrl").
Live('click', function(event) { event.preventDefault(); $.address. Parameter("page", $(this). Attr("href")); }); $.address.
Change(function(vars) { var page = $.address. Parameter("page"); if (page) { loadUrl(page); } }); }) I took advantage of the $.address. Change event.In this way, anytime you update the url or when a user first arrives the content will be reloaded.
There is nothing in this code that reads the url when you first load a page. If you type in the address bar 'test.com/test.html?page=entry' then you need to load in the content at page load, when the hash is manually changed, and on click events. abishaigray.com/jquery.address.php $(function() { var content = $("#content"); var loadUrl = function(url) { content.
FadeOut("slow", function() { content. Load(url + " #content > *", function() { content. FadeIn("slow"); }); }); }; $("a.
LoadUrl"). Live('click', function(event) { event.preventDefault(); $.address. Parameter("page", $(this).
Attr("href")); }); $.address. Change(function(vars) { var page = $.address. Parameter("page"); if (page) { loadUrl(page); } }); }); I took advantage of the $.address.
Change event. In this way, anytime you update the url or when a user first arrives the content will be reloaded.
I have an inkling that I have to use $.address. Change at some point, but I have no idea how to implement it. Do you have a simple example to illustrate that?
Thanks a bunch :) – teddyrised Jun 22 at 17:37 Sure, see below. $.address. Change(function (vars) { alert('the url changed!'); }); Also, read through the jQuery Adress Docs – Abishai Gray Jun 22 at 18:03 Thanks.
I read through the docs and also the examples a few days ago, but still struggling to understand how it works. I have an example here that illustrates how $.address.change() works - jsfiddle.Net/5L6Ur/9 However, what bothers me is how can I navigate the user to the correct state when they enter a state-specific URL? I'd expect some regex, but haven't found anything in the examples thus far.
– teddyrised Jun 22 at 18:53 Thanks. I saw the example, and I have a few questions... I hope you really don't mind me bothering you. When I viewed the source code, it seems that the hyperlinks in the example go by "jquery.
Address/p1. Html". Why does it start with "jquery.
Address"? One more question. What does $.address.
Parameter("page", $(this). Attr("href")); actually do? – teddyrised Jun 22 at 19:22 1 No problem.
The hyperlinks contain "address. Jquery" because that's the folder they're in. It has nothing to do with jQuery.
It's just a URL. The $.address. Parameter method allows you to get or set querystring variables.
So, I'm setting a querystring variable ("page") to the links href. – Abishai Gray Jun 22 at 22:48.
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