Kaminari and pushState

gistfile1.js

(function($){
  $('.pagination a[data-remote=true]').live('ajax:success', function(e){ window.history.pushState('', '', $(e.target).attr('href')) })
  $(window).bind('popstate', function(){ $.ajax({url:window.location, dataType:'script'}) ; return true });
})(jQuery);

Why does this generate random numbers in query strings. How to avoid that?

This doesn't work for me. "ajax:success" ist not triggered. So I changed it to the "click" event for now

For some reason it only works the first time

Ok I finally have a code up to date on this code

jQuery ->
  $(document).on "click",'.pagination a[data-remote=true]', (e) ->
    history.pushState {}, '', $(@).attr('href')

.live is deprecated, .click stops working after first click, since according to kaminari example, they use .html() function which to keep it simple, destroy the event handler. By using on() like this, you recreate the bindings.