javascript - Using slash in window.location.hash -


if change hash so: window.location.hash = "main/0/sub/1/na/false";. address in browser changes http://mysite.com/#main/0/sub/1/na/false. page's onhashchange function fires , works supposed to.

however, in firebug can see i'm sending request to: http://mysite.com/main/0/sub/1/na/false ... url without hash, results in silent 404 in console.

when debug find happens @ window.location.hash point.

but, if change hash so: window.location.hash = "main=0&sub=1&na=false"; no additional request sent.

why additional request being sent in first example?

update: noticed sends request after window.location.hash , before (during?) $(window).bind('hashchange'). example if have ...

window.location.hash = 'main/0/sub/1/na/false'; // breakpoint 1 in firebug  $(window).bind('hashchange', function(e) {     e.preventdefault();   // breakpoint 2 in firebug     e.stoppropagation(); }); 

when stops @ breakpoint 1, no request sent. when stops @ breakpoint 2, request sent.

i can see in apache tomcat request being sent, too.

i'll add have jquery , jquery mobile plugged in.

update 2: removing jquery mobile resolves problem. however, need :/

update 3

if interested: jquery mobile: http://jsfiddle.net/piosko/hz5pu/3/

without jquery mobile: http://jsfiddle.net/piosko/hz5pu/4/

open firebug or other debugging app , test links.

i had similar problem when using history.js. think that's intended behavior script, it's designed make urls pretty (non-hashy) while not reloading page.


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