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Integrating "really simple history" with Rails

In trying to solve the "ajax back button" problem I have found the Really Simply History library.

Has anyone tried to integrate it with Rails?

It's plain old javascript so it seems like it should integrate just fine, but I know next to nothing about JS itself, so I'm not too confident in trying to do the integration without a tutorial or something.

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this blog (which doesn't show up at all when i google or search yahoo for "Rails really simple history"

Gene T  2008-10-15 00:01:15
Thanks. One would think I would have been able to find that. But it got me going in the right direction.
salt.racer  2008-10-16 23:06:45

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