javascript - Can't get Backbone routes without hashes?

I want to have bookmarkable URLs that the browser can capture and handle. If I just use Backbone.history.start(), then I can use hash URLs, like /#accounts.

But I want URLs without the hashes, a la /accounts. But I can't get this to work using Backbone.history.start( { pushState: true } ) (as others have described it). My routes are straightforward, and taken directly from the documentation.


    MyRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({
        routes: {
            '/accounts': 'accounts',
        }
    });

I'm using Chrome (also tried with FF), and the behaviour is that an /accounts request goes straight to the server. Not being intercepted by Backbone first. Has anyone run into this? How do I get hash-less URL handling with Backbone?

Thanks in advance

I want to have bookmarkable URLs that the browser can capture and handle. If I just use Backbone.history.start(), then I can use hash URLs, like /#accounts.


    MyRouter = Backbone.Router.extend({
        routes: {
            '/accounts': 'accounts',
        }
    });

Thanks in advance

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1 The # is used for internal linking in html, all urls without # will go to server. You can still add routes, but all links with out # will go by server first – user920041 Commented Nov 26, 2011 at 17:50

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You would navigate to that url with js using router.navigate( "/accounts", true ), not by links or entering the url yourself. To use links, you must bind a click event to them and prevent the default action and call navigate to the links href.

router is an instance of Router

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