How Can I Change a URL Without Reloading the Page and Accessing the Part Before the Hash?

Modifying URLs Without Page Reloads

Question:

How can you alter the URL of the current page without triggering a page reload, and specifically access the portion before the '#' hash?

Answer:

In modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox 4 , and Internet Explorer 10pp4 ), this functionality is now possible.

Implementation:

1. Modify URL:

   • window.history.pushState({object}, title, urlPath): Sets a new state in the browser history without reloading the page, allowing you to modify the URL by providing a state object, title, and the desired URL path (everything after the domain).
2. Example:

function processAjaxData(response, urlPath) {
  document.getElementById("content").innerHTML = response.html;

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