Now I'm on the first page, and then I call history.replaceState to change the URL to https://c.
Then I click the link to jump to the second link, then use the browser's back button to go back to https://c, then use the forward button to go back to https://b, then click the back button again. At this point, you should jump back to the https://c page, but the actual situation is that the URL changes to https://c, but the page content is still https://b.
Suppose I have two pages:
1. `https://a`
2. `https://b`
Now I'm on the first page, and then I call `history.replaceState` to change the URL to `https://c`.
Then I click the link to jump to the second link, then use the browser's back button to go back to `https://c`, then use the forward button to go back to `https://b`, then click the back button again. At this point, you should jump back to the `https://c` page, but the actual situation is that the URL changes to `https://c`, but the page content is still `https://b`.
The reason for 404 should be that the state I passed in manually overrides the state set by PJAX.
But I do need a way to tag a page, and now I have to identify it by adding parameters to the URL.
It is hoped that PJAX will not overwrite the original state in the state when the page jumps.
The reason for 404 should be that the `state` I passed in manually overrides the state set by PJAX.
But I do need a way to tag a page, and now I have to identify it by adding parameters to the URL.
It is hoped that PJAX will not overwrite the original `state` in the state when the page jumps.
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Suppose I have two pages:
https://ahttps://bNow I'm on the first page, and then I call
history.replaceStateto change the URL tohttps://c.Then I click the link to jump to the second link, then use the browser's back button to go back to
https://c, then use the forward button to go back tohttps://b, then click the back button again. At this point, you should jump back to thehttps://cpage, but the actual situation is that the URL changes tohttps://c, but the page content is stillhttps://b.The reason for 404 should be that the
stateI passed in manually overrides the state set by PJAX.But I do need a way to tag a page, and now I have to identify it by adding parameters to the URL.
It is hoped that PJAX will not overwrite the original
statein the state when the page jumps.