window.history.pushState

`window.history.pushState` 是 HTML5 中新增的 API，用于将当前页面的 URL 修改为新的 URL，并将这个新的 URL 添加到浏览器的历史记录中，而不会引起页面的刷新。这个 API 可以用于实现单页应用（SPA）的路由功能，使得用户在浏览应用时，能够像传统的多页应用一样使用浏览器的前进和后退按钮。同时，使用 `pushState` 还可以实现无刷新的页面内容更新，提升用户体验。

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window.history.pushstate

window.history.pushState() 是 JavaScript 中的一个方法，可以将当前页面的 URL 更改为新的 URL，并将该新的 URL 添加到浏览器的历史记录中，但不会引起页面的刷新。这个方法通常与 HTML5 的 History API 一起使用，可以实现前端页面的无刷新局部更新，同时改变 URL。

window.history.pushstate is not a function

The error message "window.history.pushstate is not a function" indicates that the pushState() method is not available in the current browser context. This method is used to manipulate the browser's history stack, and is commonly used in single-page applications to update the URL without triggering a full page reload.

There are a few possible reasons why this error might occur:

1. Compatibility: The pushState() method is not supported by some older browsers, so it's possible that the user's browser does not support it.

2. Scope: The pushState() method is only available within the context of a window object, so if you're trying to call it from within a different context (such as an iframe), it may not be available.

3. Syntax: It's possible that there is a syntax error in your code that is preventing the pushState() method from being recognized.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:

1. Check that the browser being used supports the pushState() method.

2. Make sure you're calling pushState() from within the context of a window object.

3. Double-check your code for any syntax errors that might be preventing the method from being recognized.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to look into alternative methods for manipulating the browser's history stack, such as using hash fragments or a third-party library like History.js.