simplifying the no re-render bug

doc-assets/templates/in-the-works.html

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 <section id="in-the-works" class="in-the-works">
   <p class="section-header"><strong>In the works.</strong> These are a few things I am still working on pulling together for Glue:</p>
   <p><strong>Callback after rendereding templates</strong> will allow for custom functions after a Glue template renders</p>
-  <p><s><strong>Fix multiple render calls</strong> because it's just using uneccessary computing power and is sloppy. Fix it.</s></p>
   <p><strong>Exit class application</strong> primarily for "animating out" of Glue templates</p>
   <p><strong>Making the index URL accessible from the back button.</strong> Since there is no fragment to indicate template, Glue won't allow you to click "back" to the index.html page.</p>
   <p><strong>Add a data-paramater to Glue links to set the container.</strong> All Glue links right now assume to .glue-container as the wrapping element, but it would be nice to be able to set a different container.</p>
   <p><strong>Use with JS template compilers</strong>. This means you will be able to use syntax of your choice - for example Mustache, Dust or Jade. This will also mean you can mash data into your templates.</p>
+  <p><s><strong>Fix multiple render calls</strong> because it's just using uneccessary computing power and is sloppy. Fix it.</s></p>
 </section>

source/glue.js

@@ -3,17 +3,18 @@ $(function() {
   // Main vars----------------------------------------
   var includes = $('[data-glue-src]');
   var links = $('[data-glue-link]');
+  var fragment = getFragment();
   var defaultYield = $('.glue-container');
 
   // URL Routing -------------------------------------
-  if(getFragment()) {
-    routeToTemplate(getFragment());
+  if(fragment) {
+    routeToTemplate(fragment);
   }
 
   // Back button -------------------------------------
   window.onpopstate = function(event) {
-    if(getFragment()) {
-      routeToTemplate(getFragment());
+    if(fragment) {
+      routeToTemplate(fragment);
     }
   };