2011
Lynda.com
Bill Weinman
35m 33s
English
This course describes how to use the HTML5 Session History application programming interface to present bookmark-friendly URLs while updating parts of a page and preventing unnecessary network activity. Author Bill Weinman shows how to manipulate history by adding entries to the stack, visibly changing the URL in the address bar, and removing entries when the user presses the back or forward buttons, all without reloading the web page. The course uses practical examples that can be applied to most web sites, and also shows how to detect support for the History API in browsers and how to handle exceptions.
Topics include:

Manipulating browser history: an overview
Detecting History API support
Pushing a new URL onto the stack
Handling back and forward buttons with the popstate event
Updating the stack with replaceState()

Introduction 4m 16s
Welcome 48s
Using the exercise files 1m 14s
About the bwH5.js library 1m 6s
About the CSS files 1m 8s
1. Overview 6m 8s
Manipulating browser history 2m 15s
Viewing a sample application 3m 53s
2. The Details 24m 11s
Detecting HTML5 History API support 2m 7s
Pushing a new URL onto the stack 3m 44s
Handling back and forward buttons with the popstate event 4m 45s
Updating the stack with replaceState() 3m 58s
The complete application 9m 37s
Conclusion 58s
Goodbye 58s

http://www.lynda.com/HTML-5-tutorials/HTML5-Managing-Browser-History/84811-2.html

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