使用JS pushstate更改URL后的PHP _GET

Question

I am forcing my page to change the url without refreshing the page

var pageurl = "mypage.php?myTerm"+newTerm;
                    if(pageurl!=window.location){
                            window.history.pushState({path:pageurl},'',pageurl);
                    }

which works great to change the url to newTerm as in mypage.php?myTerm=newTerm

but not if I run

    $term = $_GET["myTerm"];

I end up with the oldTerm before the url change. The only way the _GET picks up newTerm is if I hit refresh, which puts me at square 1.

Answer 1

The point of using pushState is to update the URL to reflect the current state of the page as modified by JavaScript.

If you just want to go to a new URL, then assign a value (a string containing the URL) to location instead of using pushState.

If you want to use pushState then change whatever it is in the page that you use $term for with JavaScript. Use Ajax to fetch new data from the server if needed.