I have a single html document that simulates many pages by modifying the content and url as users click through the page.
In my JavaScript there is a place I use history.back()
. This works as expected changing the url and content (even though the user really stays on the same html document). However, immediately after I use history.back()
I try to get the users new window.location
. This is still showing the previous url instead of the new one.
Do I need to force some type of update, refresh, calculation, garbage collection or something in-between those two lines of code so I get the new url?
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Answer
Try waiting for the next tick before checking the new window.location
:
history.back() setTimeout(() => { console.log(window.location) })