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When using phonegap you do not want to have the url rewritten. Could you insert a function

PushStateHistorian.setEnable(false);

which can be used to disable PushState in onModuleLoad(). This is needed when you use the same code for web and for mobile. Otherwise you have to write more than one of the same files.

You can use it as:

if (phoneGap.isPhoneGapDevice()) {
   PushStateHistorian.setEnable(false);
}

What do you think?

2.0-SNAPSHOT is in master and can be checked out and run.

Due to changes in GWT 2.7 it is no longer a drop in replacement and instead requires that History calls be made to Historian instead. See the readme for more details.

Hi,

I tested you lib and found the following. I use route place tokens of the form

public static final String user = "!/{"+UrlTokens.USER_NAME+"}";

I have a test user called www. My GWT module name is mobile and the GWT base path is

/gwt/mobile/

I set the following in my entry point class's onModuleLoad() function

PushStateHistorian.setRelativePath("/gwt/"+GWT.getModuleName());

When i open the index page of my app with:

http://test.no-ip.biz:8080/test

it is transformed to

http://test.no-ip.biz:8080/test/#

The /# should not be in the url. Since I am in a HTML5 PushState supported browser.

When I go to the user page of my test user www I enter

http://test.no-ip.biz:8080/test/www

This url is transformed into

http://test.no-ip.biz:8080/test/www#!/www

I had the same problem when I enhanced the push-state code. I think that you do not parse the path correctly. Also, I was wondering why #!/www is part of the url when I am in a push state supported browser?

Hi,

First of all thank you for this project ! This solution match perfectly with Google's Recommandations for crawler.
I wanted to try it with the gwtp's sample project for a POC, but i have some trouble : After form submission, URL become http://127.0.0.1:8888/response;textToServer=azee , but i have a 404 when i try to load it in a new tab.

Step to reproduce :

• checkout the gwtp's sample project : https://github.com/ArcBees/GWTP-Samples/tree/master/gwtp-samples/gwtp-sample-basic-spring
• Add maven dependency
• Edit gwt.xml (add inherit for com.wallissoftware.pushstate.PushState after com.gwtplatform.mvp.MvpWithEntryPoint)
• Clean + install + gwt:run

I didin't put relative path because url is on root : http://127.0.0.1:8888/Gwtpsamplespring.html

Am i doing something wrong , or is there a compatibility problem with gwtp1.5 ?

Thank you !