I'm currently creating a web application using the great Prototype JS library; and my HTML will be generated through Prototype's DOM tools.
The problem is that the back-button from the browser will not work because the user is - 开发者_JAVA百科technically speaking - always on the same page. I saw that i.e. Google's Gmail uses # in their URLS so that you can copy/paste the url or use the browsers back button.
How can I do this? Is there a simple way? I assume not, because I was googling and there were some workarounds, but I wonder if Prototype has something in-built?
Thanks
I believe you are looking for something like history.js.
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