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True, the hash method works everywhere though with little changes, if you go the new html5 method you need to support both that and the hash method for the IE7,
by robryan 16y ago
True, the hash method works everywhere though with little changes, if you go the new html5 method you need to support both that and the hash method for the IE7, etc.
- wahnfrieden 16y agoOf course, you will just use an abstraction which detects if that feature is available and falls back to hashes. Feature detection and graceful fallbacks is par for course with JS.