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domelementhistory
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Forward-Backward functionality given a certain DOM Element. Works like browser history but for a specific element without reloading the window.
constructor():
saveState():
goBack():
goForward():
var domElementHistory = require("domelementhistory");
var main = document.getElementsByTagName("main")[0];
var mainHistory = new domElementHistory.History(main);
// Let's say something changes here in the main element
mainHistory.saveState();
// Let's say for some reason you would wish to go back or forward
mainHistory.goBack();
mainHistory.goForward();
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Forward-Backward functionality given a certain DOM Element. Works like browser history but for a specific element without reloading the window.
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