/*! * JavaScript to update page URL when a redirect is viewed, ensuring that the * page is scrolled to the id when it's a redirect with fragment. * * This is loaded in the top queue, so avoid unnecessary dependencies * like mediawiki.Title or mediawiki.Uri. */ ( function ( mw, $ ) { var profile = $.client.profile(), canonical = mw.config.get( 'wgInternalRedirectTargetUrl' ), fragment = null, shouldChangeFragment, index; index = canonical.indexOf( '#' ); if ( index !== -1 ) { fragment = canonical.slice( index ); } // Never override the fragment if the user intended to look at a different section shouldChangeFragment = fragment && !location.hash; // Replace the whole URL if possible, otherwise just change the fragment if ( canonical && history.replaceState ) { if ( !shouldChangeFragment ) { // If the current page view has a fragment already, don't override it canonical = canonical.replace( /#.*$/, '' ); canonical += location.hash; } // This will also cause the browser to scroll to given fragment history.replaceState( /*data=*/ history.state, /*title=*/ document.title, /*url=*/ canonical ); // …except for IE 10 and 11. Prod it with a location.hash change. if ( shouldChangeFragment && profile.name === 'msie' && profile.versionNumber >= 10 ) { location.hash = fragment; } } else if ( shouldChangeFragment ) { if ( profile.layout === 'webkit' && profile.layoutVersion < 420 ) { // Released Safari w/ WebKit 418.9.1 messes up horribly // Nightlies of 420+ are ok return; } location.hash = fragment; } if ( shouldChangeFragment && profile.layout === 'gecko' ) { // Mozilla needs to wait until after load, otherwise the window doesn't // scroll. See . // There's no obvious way to detect this programmatically, so we use // version-testing. If Firefox fixes the bug, they'll jump twice, but // better twice than not at all, so make the fix hit future versions as // well. $( function () { if ( location.hash === fragment ) { location.hash = fragment; } } ); } }( mediaWiki, jQuery ) );