Fixing condition in popstate event handler #36
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…nt Object, there is no `state` property defined, we need to use `e.originalEvent.state` instead
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👍 Just bumped into same issue and this fix works. |
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After merging #33, the popstate history stopped working at all. I believe the reason is that
e.eventis always undefined on this line.eis jQuery Event Object, which does not contain propertyevent. The proposed and linked solution on stack overflow however uses native JS event. Therefore, the correct condition should be usinge.originalEvent.state: