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Why would want json (or html) in your urls? Example?

• vjeux 15y ago
  I want to store the current state of the page. For example, if there's a table in the page, I want to keep track of what page I'm in, what column I sorted ... http://db.mmo-champion.com/items/2/#table__search_results_item=1%3A-category http://db.mmo-champion.com/items/2/#table__search_results_it...
  • DougWebb 15y ago
    If that's all you're trying to do, then why not store the json using local storage and a randomly generated key, and just put the key into the url's fragment?
    • vjeux 15y ago
      The URL has to be shareable. If I give the URL to someone else with your technique, he won't be able to see the same page.
      • DougWebb 15y ago
        Yeah, that's a valid point. Requirements matter :)