No X-PJAX header in request about pjax HOT 6 CLOSED

@intositeme yup! I mentioned this in another issue and will put it in the next release.

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The point of this plugin is that you should not need it, since this plugin can work without any server change.

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I think there might be merit in partial loads as a progressive optimisation step. Some people might be coming from jquery.pjax (hence the need for containers). I defer decision to you of course (and I haven't yet had the need for it at present in this project).

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Oh so @darylteo will you be implementing it?
It'll be handy to have, since then i can set my server to just return necessary content and not html headers etc.

I'm using Laravel with it, and it has a built in method that particularly checks for the header https://laravel.com/api/5.2/Illuminate/Http/Request.html#method_pjax

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@intositeme i'm just a contributor. As I don't need it at present I won't be spending any time on it (I'm on company time so I can't justify it sorry). I also have to respect the project owner's decisions. Best option for you would be to maintain and fork your own copy.

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The X-PJAX header has been added by #80.

However, there is currently no implementation for a partial load feature.

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