Most AJAX developers have at some point damned the lack of browser support for browser history and bookmarking. A large subset of these developers have eventually attempted to solve the problem by implementing support for browser support, needless to say: with varying degrees of success.
As some of the major cornerstones in this latest frontier on the RIA front it should be noted that Yahoo have shared their current project on the topic with its developer community (Browser History Manager: http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/history/) based on the initial initiative by Brad Neuburg (Really Simple History: http://codinginparadise.org/projects/dhtml_history/).
However... browsing the RIA communities I found a general lack of seamless integration to the serverside written in dotNET when the state has to be restored, either from history navigation or bookmarking. I decided to do this based on the AJAX.NET framework (http://ajax.asp.net/) and to extend the functionality of the UpdatePanel to register and restore states.
I have it up and running now on and it works eminently for the IExplorer and Firefox people, sad I am using the IFrame approach I still need to provide the workaround for Safari so that it will be suitable to send into production systems.
When I have completed this task I will post the system here...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My Network
-
-
Stop dragging me into board meetings - Dear Reader : This might be a bit more NEGATIVE than you’re used to. Apologies about that. I love to chair startups and companies, but I hate 95% board m...9 years ago
-
Design practice makes perfect - Evidence gained from research is powerful. It can persuade the most stubborn board members if presented in a way where decisions can be made based on facts...10 years ago
-
-
dutch vs danish politics - First reaction: glad I don’t live there. And then I made this comparison. It doesn’t differ that much actually. CDA 14% – Konservative 10% VVD 21% – Venstr...14 years ago
-
The Next Web – Timothy Ferriss - First speaker on the last day of The Next Web was Timothy Ferriss, author of the ”4-Hour workweek”. I don’t know what I was really expecting from a guy who ...14 years ago
-
Links for Motorcycle enthusiasts - MC travel-blogs: Must see: http://www.kccd.no/ http://4qconditioning.blogspot.com/ Danish blogs: http://www.ossianbuilds.blogspot.com http://wrenchmonkees....14 years ago
-
New Arduino project - I found myself a new Arduino project – an automated car! Well how to go about this. My best approach was to get a cheap RC toy car from the local toy store...15 years ago
-
Unrecognized selector sent to instance - As you may or may not know, I do iPhone/Cocoa touch now... While playing around with something this evening I stumbled across something I thought I'd share...15 years ago
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
No comments:
Post a Comment