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When using requirejs the global window.History object might not be set when pagerjs initializes. And as we are supposed to set the pager.Href5.history when using historyjs shouldn't that be used here in place of window.History?
Same goes for jquery (it is properly injected through require but not used, I was probably lucky here)
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I will have to take a look at this when I get home on monday. I dont think Ive ever tested historyjs + requirejs so I guess I have some testing to do. Thanks for the report.
When using requirejs the global window.History object might not be set when pagerjs initializes. And as we are supposed to set the pager.Href5.history when using historyjs shouldn't that be used here in place of window.History?
Same goes for jquery (it is properly injected through require but not used, I was probably lucky here)
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When using requirejs the global window.History object might not be set when pagerjs initializes. And as we are supposed to set the pager.Href5.history when using historyjs shouldn't that be used here in place of window.History?
Same goes for jquery (it is properly injected through require but not used, I was probably lucky here)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: