Helps to fix #79

[apanzerj]

@jhund I thought that this might be helpful in resolving #79 in that you (as in the person using the gem, not you personally) can simply add to your code:

$('body').on('filterrific_filter:submit', null, null, function(e){
  history.pushState(null, '', "?" + $("#filterrific_filter").serialize());
});

Thoughts?

I don't want to add the above code itself directly to the gem since this also pollutes the URL and some people may not want that in their app.

[apanzerj]

bump @jhund when you get a sec...

[apanzerj]

@jhund you around?

[apanzerj]

@jhund is this project dead?

[klaustopher]

Is there any chance we can get this in? I‘d really like to update my url‘s via pushState and this seems to be the most elegant solution to hook into.

[apanzerj]

ahahahahaha. probably never gonna happen. I'm fairly sure this project is very very dead.

[pezholio]

Adding my +1 to this. I don't think the project is dead, as @jhund is merging other PRs and crafting releases, it's just that managing open source projects is not a full time job, and he probably has other priorities. FWIW, I think this is a nice elegant solution, and I'd like to see this merged. Will use my own fork for now though.

[apanzerj]

@pezholio the only things he's merged were by necessity. The license change was likely due to a corp entity poking him and the other change is a security patch. So, likely not "dead as in no pulse", but dead as in "the only maintainers aren't taking feedback requests".

Edit:

Just note, even if we don't care about why it was updated, two changes in close 10 months despite 7 pr's and 60+ issues smells dead to me.