History Change History

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3.4.1

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* No changes.

3.4.0

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* [!] The `history-deprecated` module, which was deprecated in YUI 3.2.0, has

been removed from the library.

* HistoryHTML5 now uses the new `window.history.state` property (which

showed up in Firefox 4 and the HTML5 spec after YUI 3.3.0 was released) to

get the current HTML5 history state.

* Removed the `enableSessionStorage` config option that was previously used to

work around the lack of an HTML5 API for getting the current state.

* Added a `force` config parameter to History constructors. If set to `true`,

a `history:change` event will be fired whenever the URL changes, even if

there is no associated state change.

* Bug fix: On a page with a `<base>` element, replacing a hash-based history

state resulted in a broken URL. [Contributed by Ben Joffe] [Ticket #2530305]

* Bug fix: In IE6 and IE7, navigating to a page with a hash state could result

in endlessly repeating `history:change` events. [Ticket #2529990]

* Bug fix: In IE6 and IE7, replacing a history state would actually result in

a new history entry being added. [Ticket #2530301]

3.3.0

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* Bug fix: Setting an improperly encoded hash value outside of HistoryHash

resulted in two history entries being created. [Ticket #2529399]

* Bug fix: Changes to the URL hash (as opposed to the iframe hash) are now

reflected in the history state in IE6 and IE7. [Ticket #2529400]

3.2.0

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* [!] The pre-3.2.0 Browser History Utility has been deprecated, and its

module has been renamed to `history-deprecated`. It will be removed

completely in a future release.

* Initial release of the new History Utility.