Advice on htacces/pushstate

[joe_g]

I'm trying to write a site where all urls/routing happens client-side via pushstate/popstate (I'm a bit new to pushstate).

My problem is how to separate client side request and server side requests. Ideally I'd like to use the same structure for both client side and server side, like:

1. access /url

2. with htaccess rewrite / is served - (SPA app-style)

3. my JS loads /url and shows it 

This way I can use a $page->url like it's a classic server side site.

One solution is to add ?ajax=true to all ajax calls and let RewriteCond pass these through (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10708273/redirect-ajax-query-by-htaccess)

Another solution would be to put all server side content in a separate folder somehow

I'm not sure what would be the cleanest most future-proof way of doing this, maybe someone else did this and have some insights?

thanks!

J

[Soma]

Use $config->ajax see cheatsheet.

[joe_g]

sweet thanks, all i have to do is

    if(!$config->ajax) {
        echo $pages->get('/')->render();    
    } else {
          ...stuff
    } 

..no fiddling with .htaccess