jQuery History

Supports changes triggered by bookmarks and back & forward buttons, as well as cross browser support.

This means that any link ending with a #hash will be considered a browser history record, not a simple in-page navigation anchor link.

Cross-browser support is available for Firefox 2.0+, Internet Explorer 6.0+, Opera 9.5+, Chrome 1.0+ and Safari 3.0+.

Features:

• Tracks state changed within the application. States can be changed by the user via modification of the Page URL's Hash (everything after the # in the URL), or manually in the code.
• Is able to detect all the possible ways a page's state can change. These can be via links in your code, back-forward buttons in your browser, manual modification of the URL's hash, using bookmarks that contain hashes, and finally refreshing a page with a hash.
• Routinely tested in all major browsers before each release.
• Allows to bind handlers to state changes within a web application.
• Allows to trigger a state change manually within code.
• Allows to trigger a state handler manually within code, such that the state is not recorded.
• Allows for easy integration with Ajax Applications via the use of jQuery Ajaxy.

What is new in this release:

• Removed core.string.js and jquery.extra.js as they were not needed. Fixes issue with autocomplete.
• Updated jQuery Sparkle dependencies.

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side
• jQuery