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asked on 05 Nov 2012, 06:39 PM
I have a single-page-application that uses url hashes to set state for the UI. When generating a grid custom command, the button link is generated as <a href="#"></a>. This causes the hash monitor (jquery-bbq) to load an unintended statefor the UI.
Is it possible to either a) remove the hash from the link or b) set the link to the current hash?
i.e. <a href="#nav=admin&sub=1"></a> where 'nav=admin&sub=1' is already set for the current page state url hash.
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Is it possible to either a) remove the hash from the link or b) set the link to the current hash?
i.e. <a href="#nav=admin&sub=1"></a> where 'nav=admin&sub=1' is already set for the current page state url hash.
TIA
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answered on 05 Nov 2012, 06:52 PM
I ended up doing a jquery hack to set the hash:
$('a.k-grid-view').attr('href', window.location.hash);
with '-view' being the name of the custom grid command.
It would be nice, though, if the grid did this when generating the anchor, versus having to do a post-scan of the entire DOM for matches.
$('a.k-grid-view').attr('href', window.location.hash);
with '-view' being the name of the custom grid command.
It would be nice, though, if the grid did this when generating the anchor, versus having to do a post-scan of the entire DOM for matches.