- From: Vladimir Kelman <vlad@vkelman.com>
- Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2006 07:53:09 -0500
- To: public-webapi@w3.org
"providing to a page that can be in many states, enough information that it can recreate a previous state" Mark, yes it's a good goal, it's definitely better than trying to remember a state itself. But my point was basically that: you have to stop on some level. You cannot remember and make reproducible each state after tiny change. It's better to allow an opposite thing: to warn user how "hit a Back or Forward" button that system is going to leave current application completely and will not be able to re-enter a current "micro-state". To warn a user and give him ability to Cancel - just like Internet Expolrer's onbeforeunload() event works. -- Vladimir Kelman http://www.vkelman.com Vlad@vkelman.com
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