Fix location hash with dot removes location hash #178
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There is a problem with jquery.history.js which removes the # from locations hashes containing a dot. We only need that file in the search view, so we just load it there and thus the error is not global anymore. And in the search view we don't care about any hashes.
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See browserstate/history.js#477 for the actual problem.
We move the history.js to the @@search view so that the problem doesn't affect other pages. We don't usually use any hashes in the @@search view so it doesn't really matter there.