@MoOx We don't have a user-facing popstate event, as opposed to jquery-pjax, which exposes a pjax:popstate event. So this issue isn't relevant to us.
Unless you mean that we should implement that event as well.
@MoOx We don't have a user-facing `popstate` event, as opposed to jquery-pjax, which exposes a `pjax:popstate` event. So this issue isn't relevant to us.
Unless you mean that we should implement that event as well.
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https://github.com/defunkt/jquery-pjax/pull/401
@MoOx We don't have a user-facing
popstateevent, as opposed to jquery-pjax, which exposes apjax:popstateevent. So this issue isn't relevant to us.Unless you mean that we should implement that event as well.
Not sure what I was really thinking in 2014 :D