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I have a search results page, and when someone clicks on the next link, or a higher page number, I want the current results to slide out to the left, whilst the new ones slide in from the right. Then if someone clicks on previous or a lower page number I want the current results to slide out to the right, and the new ones to slide in from the left.

 

Also if possible can it change the url when the new results come in?

 

I want to use jquery, and was wondering what is the best way to do this, would it be using animate? I have tried but cant seem to work it out.

With jQuery, you would use Ajax and get the page loaded, put the return content in a DIV and use CSS to position it off the screen. Then just use $.animate() and move them to their locations. After moving it, you may want to actually put the content there (remove the style for location) so it doesn't pop out of it's place when someone resizes the browser.

 

Remember to remove the old data or you'll end up with a huge amount of data depending on what you're going through.

That's not true, you can change the url without reloading, but I am not sure how it is done.

 

Indeed you can change the url. You do so with the history object's pushState() method. Google it.

 

Also, check out the fantastic library history.js https://github.com/balupton/History.js

First thing that came to mind is he wanted to change the domain, though I've never used that. Interesting .. And would that add to the history, allowing you to go back through cached versions of the page?

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