Question

I use the History.js to save the current (History can be found here: https://github.com/browserstate/History.js/blob/master/README.md)

Now it works in all browsers except Internet Explorer. I use IE9, I don’t know if it works on IE10.
Anyway, my URL should look something like this: http://rlb.local/?bereich=3
but in IE it looks like this: http://rlb.local/#http%3A//rlb.local?bereich=3
I have no idea what the reason is that Internet Explorer displays the URL so strangely.

I pass the URL to the pushState-method like this:
History.pushState(null, null, “?bereich=3”);

EDIT: Here is the function that uses this:

function scrollingFunction(page, speedVar){
    $.scrollTo( {top: 0 , left: getPosition(page)} , speedVar, { axis:'xy', easing: 'easeInOut'});
    $('.mainNav').removeClass("active");
    $('#navLink_'+page).addClass("active");
    History.pushState(null,null,"?bereich="+page);
}

The function is used to scroll between different pages. The variable “page” is the current page number like “1”, “2”,”3″, etc. I tried it with the second parameter as a String but this doesn’t work either.

Answer 1

Not sure whether this is what you want to know: IE9 simply doesn’t support the HTML5 history API. Therefore History.js emulates it using the hash part of the URL.

If however you’re wondering why your url is not http://rlb.local/#?bereich=3 – no idea there. This should work automatically as History.js tries to use the shortest possible URL according to its website. Maybe it has something to do with your “.local” domain.