I do something like this: $.address.parameter(index,encodeURIComponent($.param(value))); where value is an object and on change i get it back with $.deparam(value) But in v1.3 this doesn't work because of the intern encode. I have changed it a bit and without the encode and decode in the value function it works again. Can you do something to get it work in the next version? Another question is: can you implement such a function for address ... $.address.parameter(index,value) ... where value is an object. ... i think the problem here is just the get the value back not to set it (just a if and a encode).

I uploaded the tabs folder directly to my host and ran the index.html. Firebug throws me an error stating that function d is not defined, if Firebug is disabled then it runs as intended across all browsers. Just having this issue with Firefox and Firebug with the Script feature turned on.

I ran into this before when the jQuery file wasn't either loaded or needed to be upgraded. But seeing how the test samples are run as-is I'm not sure what could be causing the problem.

http://www.helixagent.com/list/tabs/

jquery-address is automatically invoking google analytics, and is getting it wrong.

I think it makes much more sense for me to manage this manually, in my change callback, but I cannot see a way to tell jquery-address to not invoke pageTracker.

I would argue that, although helpful, doing this is orthogonal to jquery-address' purpose, and therefore should be optional.

Update to jQuery 1.7 with new event API .on() (do not forgot to add jQuery 1.7). Update for jQuery Address foreign language URLs support on IE7 and IE6.

Using jQuery 1.5 and the latest code, I get the following exception: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: [rel*=address:]

The exception is fixed when line 264 is changed from:

                    if (el.is('[rel*=address:]')) {

To:

                    if (el.is('[rel*="address:"]')) {

(Notice the double quotes added.)

I would guess that Sizzle changed how they parse *= selectors in the latest jQuery. Also, the change above should be backwards compatible with older versions of jQuery.

All commits past c8ba442b57489587d243 incorrectly treat dynamically created links as external changes instead of internal as they should be.

Also on this note - a feature request... I think it would be helpful if the $.address.change(fn) event, there was a way to determine if the change was internal or external.

Any one knows why when you instance twice $.address.parameter(name, value, append) method it produces two changeEvent identic??

My code is like this:

$.address.parameter ('submodulo', id_modulo, false); $.address.parameter ('parametros', params, false); $.address.update();

And then, its produces the same change event twice...

What is the way for pass parameters in array mode and... it can solve this?

Currently, we can only set a strong representing a function defined in the window object as the tracker, using the $.address.tracker(value); function.

In my current project which is relly important regarding memory leak and other stuff, we don't want to create many and many function in the window object.

The idea here is to check in the _track function if the _opts.tracker is a function or not. If it is, just use it directly. If not, just use the current beahvior.

THE FIX :: On line 113, we have : var fn = _t[_opts.tracker],

Just replace it by : var fn = $.isFunction(_opts.tracker) ? _opts.tracker : _t[_opts.tracker],

and we're done.

Thanks a lot for your plugin, and including this fix will be great for many people I think.

First off, the plugin is working great with Firefox and IE 7.

I am experiencing a bug with IE 8. I have a page that uses $.address. Inside that page I have an iframe with a page that uses $.address as well. It seems like the $.address.change inside the page in the iframe overrides the one in the parent window..

Thanks,

Opera 11.11 (Opera Presto 2.8) has HTML5 Session History & Navigation support http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/presto28/sessionhistorynav/ , but it still does not work in latest jQuery Address State. Unfortunately it returns hash fallback.

Say User A has a browser with HTML5 state support. They send this link to User B:

http://domain.tld/node

User B -- whose browser does not have state support -- opens the link, navigates to another node, and sends the link back to User A:

http://domain.tld/node#!/another-node

When user A opens the link, the $.address value() is equal to /node#/another-node instead of /another-node. (Curiously the "!" is dropped from the hash value.)

Is this the expected behavior?

I noticed that the virtual address is automatically translated on initialization to a real deep link if there's not already a deep link value. That is: http://domain.td/#!/another-node will be translated to: http://domain.td/another-node on an state-enabled browser -- without adding another history entry.

Thanks so much for your consideration.

I am using jQuery address to update address in my web application.

$.address.state(url); $.address.update();

Tracking address change using: $.address.change(function(event) { alert("address.changed"); ... });

The $.address.change() function is called twice. What could be the reason?

$(_load) in else block is triggered on document readyState is interactive and this trigger the change event before the address events are subscribed in a file that is loaded by the require JS. Because of this, initial change event is not listened.

jQuery Address v1.6 jquery v1.8.3 Chrome Version 40.0.2214.115 m loaded via requirejs

on line 137 within the _load function $('a[rel*="address:"]').address(); The function address is sometimes undefined. I seem to have successfully patched this by moving the function $.fn.address = function (fn) { ... above $.address = (function () {...

Haven't seen this problem under firefox or IE

I'm always getting TypeError: D is undefined.

So it seems that the latest version is broken with jQuery 2.1.3.

<script type="text/javascript" src="js/libs/jquery.address-1.5.min.js?strict=false&wrap=true"></script>
<script src="js/libs/jquery-2.1.3.min.js"></script>

Any solution on this? Already tested an old jQuery version where jquery-address is working. But that is braking some other stuff on my site. So please update jquery-address or please give some tips how it can be used with the latest jQuery version.

Thanks.