Can we develop an AngularJS application which supports IE 7+ but does not have hash or hashbang urls?
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I need to develop an application. I want to use Rails and AngularJS. The application also needs to support IE7+ in addition to modern browsers like FF4+, Chrome 14+, Opera 11+ and Safari 5.1+. But the html5mode setting in angularjs does not work in IE7, IE8 and IE9 because they do not support the History API. And almost all information I read in the internet discourage the use of hash or hashbang urls. So, is it possible to develop an application which uses Rails and AngularJS, which supports IE7+ but does not use hash or hashbang urls?
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Answer:
it would have to be a round trip application. This would remove almost all of the benefits of AJAX application.
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