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<p>im testing a method that include simple javascript to switch different contents instead of linking to other pages. However the problem is if i do this, the browser actually renders all "pages" but only show part content of it. therefore its no history but only different url followed by. I tried use <code>goback(-1)</code> won't work. Haven't try <code>document.referrer</code>. So the question is there a way that can store history and add it to browser? I checked the history is read-only, but i can make go back button in the html only if i can store history on it. here is the javascript part:</p> <pre><code>function showHome(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="visible"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="hidden"; } function showAbout(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="visible"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="hidden"; } function showService(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="visible"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="hidden"; } function showProjects(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="visible"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="hidden"; } function showClient(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="visible"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="hidden"; } function showContact(){ document.getElementById('content1').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content2').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content3').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content4').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content5').style.visibility="hidden"; document.getElementById('content6').style.visibility="visible"; } </code></pre> <p>And this is my navigation:</p> <pre><code><ul id="nav" class="grey,menu"> <li><a id="Contact" href="#Contact" onclick="showContact()" class="descriptionContact">Contact<span>Contact description</span></a></li> <li><a id="Client" href="#Client" onclick="showClient()" class="descriptionClient">Client<span>Client description</span></a></li> <li><a id="Projects" href="#Projects" onclick="showProjects()" class="descriptionProjects">Projects<span>Project description</span></a></li> <li><a id="Service" href="#Service" onclick="showService()" class="descriptionService">Service<span>Service description</span></a></li> <li><a id="About" href="#About" onclick="showAbout()" class="descriptionAbout">About<span>description</span></a></li> <li><a id="Home" href="#Home#" onclick="showHome()" class="descritionHome">Home<span>Return to main page, all update news are here</span></a></li> </code></pre> <p></p> <p>Page:</p> <pre><code><div class="content" id="content2"><div id="contenter">page2</div></div> <div class="content" id="content3"><div id="contenter">page3</div></div> <div class="content" id="content4"><div id="contenter">page4</div></div> <div class="content" id="content5"><div id="contenter">page5</div></div> <div class="content" id="content6"><div id="contenter">page6</div></div> </code></pre>
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