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Posted by SpaceGirl on 02/28/07 15:59
On Feb 22, 11:27 pm, Onideus Mad Hatter <use...@backwater-
productions.net> wrote:
> So with the new indexing ability of my new Backwater site a question
> keeps coming up in my mind...is there a better way? The primary
> problem is that it requires constantly reloading data that doesn't
> really need to be reloaded.
>
> On the Backwater site for example when you click on a nav button it's
> essentially performing a meta-refresh on the page but then adding on
> the appropriate GET variable to the URL.
>
> This is a bit annoying in that it winds up having to reload about 800K
> of data, which, even from the browser cache takes 3 to 5 seconds.
> Now, it is true that in that respect it winds up functioning like your
> average HTML/CSS/javascript based site...but part of wanting to use
> Flash (aside from the compatibility) is the increased speed in NOT
> having to needlessly reload anything from the cache.
>
> So the question is...is there some way to make it so that when someone
> goes to bookmark the page it'll alter the bookmarking URL or is there
> some way of dynamically altering the URL while NOT actually reloading
> the page? So far the only viable solution I've come up with is to
> include my own little bookmarking button that when clicked would be
> able to set a dynamic bookmark...but I was kinda hoping for something
> a bit more...evolved.
I did tell you this who parameter passing way of indexing was a bad
idea :) Now you're starting to see some of the reasons why! You could
do all of this with NO reloading if you wanted. Get away from passing
querystring params, it's just a headache IME :*(
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