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Backbone Router

Javasper answered on June 27, 2022 Popularity 7/10 Helpfulness 3/10

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Backbone Router

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      <script type="text/javascript">  
         var RouteMenu = Backbone.View.extend({  
            el: '#routemenu',  //'el' defines which element to be used as the view reference  
            events: {  
               'click a' : 'onClick'  
            },  
            onClick: function( e ) {  
               router.navigate('/');  
            }  
        });  
        var Router = Backbone.Router.extend({  
           routes: {  
              'route/:id' : 'defaultRoute'  
           },  
        });  
        var routemenu = new RouteMenu();  
        var router = new Router();
        Backbone.history.start();  
      </script>  
     </head>  
  <body>  
       
    <section id="routemenu">  
        <ul>  
           <li> <a href="#/route/1">This is route no.1 </a> </li>  
           <li> <a href="#/route/2">This is route no. 2 </a> </li>  
           <li> <a href="#/route/3">This is route no. 3 </a> </li>  
       </ul>  
    </section>

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