How can I prevent the default behavior on internal linked pages?
My goal is to prevent the user from accessing page contents without first authenticate.
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How can I prevent the default behavior on internal linked pages?
My goal is to prevent the user from accessing page contents without first authenticate.
Recently I was facing the same situation. I was using jQuery Mobile along with jQuery Templates, all sensitive data coming from a web service.
My solution was to register a callback with the
pagebeforeshowevent for any page that the user needs authorization for. Within this callback function, I checked if the user is authorized, in my case this is a JSONP web service call, which either returns the data, or an appropriate error code.Then, if the user is authorized, the data is rendered with jQuery Templates; otherwise I redirect the user to a login page, using
$.mobile.changePage().