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30 back() { 31 if (this.page !== 1) { 32 this.page = this.page - 1; 33 this.history.push(`/news/${this.page}`, {}); 34 } 35 }
102 function back() { 103 document.getElementById("card-wrapper").className = ""; 104 document.getElementById("c1").setAttribute("style", ""); 105 push() 106 }
35 back() { 36 if (this.backStack.length < 2) return 37 let n = this.backStack.pop() 38 log('navigateBack', n) 39 this.fwdStack.push(n) 40 this.notify() 41 }
240 function previousPage() { 241 if (page > 1) { 242 page--; 243 244 var svg; 245 if ((typeof svgs !== 'undefined') && (svgs.length > 0)) { 246 svg = svgs[page]; 247 } 248 else { 249 svg = vrvToolkit.renderPage(page); // render a page 250 } 251 252 document.getElementById("svg_output").innerHTML = svg; // print it 253 svgElement = document.getElementsByTagName("svg")[0]; // get the svg element in the html tree 254 layoutSvg(); 255 updateNavigation(); 256 } 257 }
80 function pushStatePage (page) { 81 console.log(props.match.url) 82 props.history.push(props.match.url + `?page=${page}`, { 83 username, 84 title 85 }) 86 }
13 function backToPreviousPage(e) { 14 window.history.back(); 15 }