Vue Js Navigation with history.back(), history.forward(), and history.go()
Accessing window.history in Vue.js : The history.back()
, history.forward()
, and history.go(n)
methods in Vue.js allow developers to manipulate the browser's session history and provide a more seamless navigation experience for users.
history.back()
navigates the user one step back in the session history, effectively going to the previous page the user visited.
history.forward()
takes the user one step forward in the session history, essentially returning to a page the user had previously navigated away from.
history.go(n)
allows developers to navigate the user to a specific page in the session history, specified by the n
argument, relative to the current page.
By utilizing these methods in Vue.js, developers can enhance the user experience and provide more intuitive navigation options within their web applications.
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How to use window.history in vue js?
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Access the
window.history
object in a Vue component. This can be done by simply referencingwindow.history
in your Vue component's script. -
Determine the desired method from
window.history
to use in your application. For example, you may want to usehistory.back()
to navigate the user one step back in the session history. -
Use the desired method in your Vue component's script. For example, you can add a button to your component's template that triggers the
history.back()
method when clicked. - If necessary, pass arguments to the method to customize its behavior. For example, you can pass an argument n to history.go(n) to navigate the user to the n-th page in the session history.