Is there a way to seperate a hashchange that occurs after a
window.location.hash = ‘x’
from the one that occurs after clicking the backbutton?
Is there a way to seperate a hashchange that occurs after a window.location.hash =
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Is there a way to seperate a hashchange that occurs after a
window.location.hash = ‘x’
from the one that occurs after clicking the backbutton?
Right now, in Internet Explorer 8, Firefox 3.6+, and Chrome 5+, you can bind callbacks to the window.onhashchange event and use it without any kind of plugin.
For those Browsers does NOT support onhashchange, you can use Jquery plugin
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/hashchange