Find my index.html (first) page in my jQueryMobile history - jquery-mobile

Question

I am using single page AJAX loading of jQMobile. Each page is its own file.
I dynamically create a HOME button on my pages when I need to. Today I just use an <A> tag pointing back to "index.html". Is there any way I can check my web app jQueryMobile history to find the first time in history where my index.html page was loaded and call a window.history.back(-##); to the page instead of just adding to the history and navigation.
The code will be such that if there isn't a index.html in the history, I will just window.location.href to the page.
function
GoHome()
{
/* This is a function I don't know even exists, but it would find the first occurrence of index.html */
var togo = $mobile.urlHistory.find( 'index.html' )
var toback = $mobile.urlHistory.length -1 - togo;
if ( togo >= 0 )
window.history.back( -1 * toback )
else
$.mobile.changePage( '/index.html' )
}
If the history was index.html => profile.html => photos.html
The magic function of $.mobile.urlHistory.find('index.html') would return 0, the history length would be 3, so my calculation would be to window.history.back( -2 ) to get back to the index.html page. if that find function returned -1 then it wasn't found and I would just do a changepage call.
Thanks
/Andy

Answer 1

After reading and reading and reading and not really sure what I was reading anymore, I wrote this function. Not sure its correct or the best solution or even if it can be condensed down.
using this to call
console.log( 'FindHome: ' + FindHome( ["", 'index.html'] ) );
It will search though from the first entry to the current index in the jQueryMobile urlHistory.stack and see if it will find an index page or not. From there I can decide what to do if I want to load a new page or go back -xx to the one already in history. This way the history will be somewhat clean.
function
FindHome( _home )
{
var stk = $.mobile.urlHistory.stack;
var ai = $.mobile.urlHistory.activeIndex;
for ( var idx=0; idx <= ai; idx++ )
{
var obj = $.mobile.path.parseUrl( $.mobile.urlHistory.stack[idx].url );
if(typeof _home == "string")
{
if ( _home == obj.filename )
return( idx - ai );
}
else
{
for(var x in _home)
{
if ( _home[x] == obj.filename )
return( idx - ai );
}
}
}
return ( 0 );
}