Using knockout.js to handle data behind jQuery Mobile ajax page transitions

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I have a proof-of-concept that is thoroughly and utterly broken here:

I'm hoping the intent behind this is evident. Basically, I want to use #editPage to edit elements on #mainPage one at a time. However, as soon as you click the 'Back to Main Page' button, the main page is empty.

Can I get some guidance here as to how to make this work?

Royce Feng · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-10 16:36:31Z

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Try using the pageinit event instead of pagebeforeshow: http://jsfiddle.net/FAmxj/11/

With pagebeforeshow, multiple models are bound to #mainpage.

answered Sep 10, 2012 at 16:36

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FMM Over a year ago

Your fiddle doesn't work; the changes made on the edit page aren't reflected on the main page.

FMM Over a year ago

However, the pageinit event does appear to work; here's the update proof-of-concept: jsfiddle.net/floyd_may/FAmxj/12 Thanks!

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