A wrapper event for both hashchange and popstate
The navigate event is a wrapper around both the hashchange and popstate events. In addition to providing a single event for all browsers it also provides a data object in both cases allowing for the unification of handlers. This feature is used by the $.mobile.navigate method to include directionality and URL information.
Examples:
Change the hash fragment twice then log the data provided with the navigate event when the browser moves backward through history. NOTE: The state will not be provided by default in browsers that only support hashchange. For that functionality please see the navigate method docs.
// Bind to the navigate event
$( window ).on( "navigate", function( event, data ) {
console.log( data.state );
});
// Trigger a navigate event by pushing state
window.history.pushState( { foo: "bar" }, "Title", "http://example.com/#foo" );
// From the `navigate` binding on the window, console output:
// => {}
// Trigger a navigate event by pushing state
window.history.pushState( {}, "Title", "http://example.com/#bar" );
// From the `navigate` binding on the window, console output:
// => {}
// Trigger a navigate event by moving backward through history
window.history.back();
// From the `navigate` binding on the window, console output:
// => { foo: "bar" }
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