Each page a unique url for external link and go back possibility

[Monsieur_Meus (Samuel)]

Hi,
I know it must be a basic question but it's maybe so basic that I can't find an answer : how can each page I publish have a unique url for external website to link to it or simple having the possibility to "go back" without exiting the website (my website when published has always the same url whenevr I ame on a page or another) ?
Thanks if you can help.
Samuel

[petester (Peter Borokhov)]

I don't think there is now, with code maybe. I would think defining each page via the scenes or timelines would be really cool. You can now if you export manually page by page.

[jonathan (Jonathan Deutsch)]

Do you mean that each scene in your hype document would have its own URL?

There's a few ways to do this. Please see:

Linking to a specific scene from inside and outside of a Tumult Hype document

Tumult Hype documents are accessible from a single URL. If you name your document 'Flying' and upload it to your site, then your animation and all its scenes are accessible from http://example.com/flying.html (unless you change the name of your exported .html file). This article describes three ways to navigate between scenes: Load a scene directly from a URL (For example: http://site.com/hypedocument.html#contact) Use a button outside of your Tumult Hype document to load a scene in that docu…

That page also references:

Hype Hashtag Navigation

[Hype Hashtag Navigation] This extension enhances Tumult Hype projects by managing URL hashes to facilitate scene navigation. It allows the current scene to be reflected in the URL hash and supports special symbols to control hash behavior. Key Features Navigate to Scene by Hash: Automatically navigates to a scene based on the URL hash when the document loads. Update URL Hash: Updates the URL hash to the current scene name whenever a scene is loaded. Special Symbols: Supports special symbols…

You might also be able to use the browser history API, which is what this seems to do:

Hype HistoryKit

Helps connecting a Hype document to the history object To test it just navigate to scenes and then use the browser buttons to navigate back and forth. You can also trigger back and forth events using JavaScript (see docs above). This currently pushes new history events on each scene change automatically. You can avoid it by using hypeDocument.showSceneNamedNoPushState. If people want it I could also add an option to push state manually. Demo: HypeHistoryKit.html Source: HypeHistoryKit.j…

The other method would be to use the Advanced Export's capability to export each scene as individual pages. The main thing there is that you cannot use the 'Jump to Scene' actions and instead must replace all with 'Go to URL' and have then named in concordance with the scenes.

[MaxZieb (Loves Hype)]

That is what Hype Hashtag Navigation is for.

[Monsieur_Meus (Samuel)]

Oh là là ! Yes, this what I ment, thanks so much Jonathan ! And so many ways to do it ! I'll try that.
Thanks for your constructive and nice reply !

[Monsieur_Meus (Samuel)]

The first option with the simple Javascript you put on each page is simple, it's working like a charm !