Oldie Location. Some old fashion HREF wrangling. Seriously, just a simple page refresh.

Ember.OldieLocation.js.coffee

# For more information see: http://emberjs.com/guides/routing/

Vidz.Router.reopen
  location: if Modernizr.history then 'history' else 'oldie'

# IE Ember.Location
# This new location type handles browser support for browsers without support
# for the History API. The Rails app can properly serve a page so when the History
# API isn't supported the Ember application doesn't bother setting a hash or pushing
# a history state. It simply navigates to that location by modifying the location.href
# directly. This means that Ember just handles everything but routing. 
do ->
  get = Ember.get
  set = Ember.set

  OldieLocation = Ember.Object.extend
    init: ->
      set(this, 'location', get(this, 'location') || window.location)

    getURL: ->
      # rootURL = get(this, 'rootURL')
      location = get(this, 'location')
      path = location.pathname

      # rootURL = rootURL.replace(/\/$/, '')
      url = path

      if Ember.FEATURES.isEnabled('query-params')
        search = location.search || ''
        url += search

      url

    setURL: (path) ->

      get(this, 'location').href = path

    replaceURL: (path) ->

    onUpdateURL: (callback) ->

      location = get(this, 'location')
      path = location.pathname

      url = path

      callback(url)

    formatURL: (url) ->

      url

    willDestroy: ->

  Ember.Application.initializer
    name: 'oldie-location'

    initialize: (container, application) ->
      application.register 'location:oldie', OldieLocation