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I visited Meteor's blog just now at http://www.meteor.com/blog http://www.meteor.com/blog to see if it would break my Back button the way that your blog did. In
by subsection1h 13y ago
I visited Meteor's blog just now at http://www.meteor.com/blog http://www.meteor.com/blog to see if it would break my Back button the way that your blog did. Indeed, it did. Clicking my Back button at a Meteor-powered site seems to always direct me to the top of the previous page, not to the location on the previous page where I left off. As I wrote in the parent comment, this issue is very annoying.
Is this a problem that the Meteor developers are working to resolve?
- bhauer 13y agoI don't use Meteor, but If I recall correctly, when we added client-side composition to our blog [1], I had to capture the scroll position when I pushed a new entry into the history stack. When that entry is popped back off, I manually move the scroll position since the browser doesn't know to do that itself. I think it more or less works. If you scroll down and click one of the older entries and then press back, it should remember where you were in the bigger page. Kind of a pain in the rear, frankly. It was sort of fun doing the client-side composition, and I like the immediacy of it, but I'm left a little apprehensive. [1] http://www.techempower.com/blog/ http://www.techempower.com/blog/