IE8 will use Ajax navigation technology-HTML5

Introduction

Ajax ---- "Asynchronous JavaScript and XML" (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a web page development technology used to create interactive web applications.

One of the development directions of IE, the version evolved from IE8 Beta 1 willAjaxNavigation technology. this is because Microsoft promises to keep the latest version of Internet Explorer and contemporary network standards on the same level. in this context, in this default standard playing mode, IE8, or even as early as the previous test version 1, dates back to 2008.3.5, on the opening day of mix08, later versions will support part of HTML5.

"IE8 uses HTML5AjaxOne improvement is the navigation technology in Ajax. In IE8 mode, we provide support for scripts for updating navigation logs (for example, backward/Forward buttons and address bar) to reflect the updates from the client to the file record. this provides a better user experience, allowing users to navigate backward without messing up the Ajax application status. "Sarath udupa explains to a developer of-ie.

According to Microsoft, the newAjaxThe navigation capability is designed for ApplicationsProgramProvides additional functionality by using asynchronous Java scripts and XML technologies. IE8 actually allows end users to enjoy the browser's navigation buttons, including the back key and forward key, so that they can walk around in the Ajax program, not just from one web page to another.Michael S.Scherotter-in the North American Microsoft Communications FieldThe developer points out that the additionalAjaxThe technical capability of navigation is extended to support yinguang.

 

"in IE8 mode, IE treats the parts of the window position are updated as the previous URL is retained in the navigation bar. the next action will generate a result: the previous URL, which may come from the previous hash fragment, will be in the address bar, button and other browser components Update ; a" click "sound can play a traditional navigation event; then a new change event disappears. " added scherotte.