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I have implemented javascript code to solve ajax history problem Everything is working fine there no problem in it but I want to improve this code
As an example
When user see page (URL : http://www.example.com/pages/about) and if user click contact page I append hash code to url like this
window.location.hash="!"+hash;
so the URL will look like http://www.example.com/pages/about#!contactus
whenever user clicks the page hash code will be change
If user press back button or go back in anyway hash will be changed as you all know already
using that hash change content of my web site
so back to main point what I want to do is don't want to append hash at address bar (something like Facebook do {you can see this in latest browser})
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You should look at new History API additions in HTML5. There's a somewhat long introduction from "Dive into HTML5" book but I like it a bit more than MDN article.
Also there's a great library called History.JS that abstracts away the differences between the new API and old hash-based approach. I also works around many incompatabilities among browsers which is great! It works with jQuery, Prototype, MooTols and Zepto.