Philippe Wittenbergh skrev:
I'm styling the col element, not a descendant or child of col (there
are none, anyway).
(col:first-child applies to the first column, child of colgroup)
width applies perfectly to the col element.
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/tables.html#columns
I was surprised to
If the back button doesn't work, then I think you will find that
history.go won't work either.
Mike
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You can use history.go(-1) to go back.
Also, there is document.referrer string, but it could be empty.
On Jan 18, 2008 5:24 PM, Simon Cockayne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am on a webpage...how do I know what page the browser was previously
showing.
I think Javascript History object is
But why?
everyone knows about the back button, don't they? So you don't really
need to help them. And if the previous site was yours and you want to
see if they went from your site A to your site B then you could
probably do this with sessions or by passing a variable forward
through the
Christian Snodgrass wrote:
You shouldn't always assume that they are just trying to replace the
back button.
They could want to get the referrer for something else.
From the thread starter
.I just want to know what the previous page was...so I can create a
button to go back to it..
P
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On 18 Jan 2008, at 14:24, Simon Cockayne wrote:
I am on a webpage...how do I know what page the browser was
previously showing.
Reliably? You can't. Unreliably? The (optional) HTTP referer header
(which is munged by some personal firewall solutions).
NOTE: I don't want to use the History
On 18 Jan 2008, at 17:23, Christian Snodgrass wrote:
You shouldn't always assume that they are just trying to replace
the back button.
As assumptions go, when they say so I can create a button to go back
to it..., it is a pretty safe one.
And, not everyone knows about the back button.
I completely agree with most of the comments so far. Why create
functionality that is simply replicating the functionality of a browser?
There was an article on text resizing a while ago that I'm sure most people
are already aware of by Roger Johansson...
When I read that, I thought about creating a button that finds the site
you were at before you came in here, and then keeps that the same
throughout the site, so no matter how many pages you go to, you can get
back out of all of those and back where you were before you started
that. That's a
Simon,
on Friday, January 18, 2008 at 15:24 wsg@webstandardsgroup.org wrote:
I am on a webpage...how do I know what page the browser was previously
showing.
I think Javascript History object is the ticket...but STRICT mode in Firefox
seems to tell me that I don't have permission to access
Hi,
I am on a webpage...how do I know what page the browser was previously
showing.
I think Javascript History object is the ticket...but STRICT mode in Firefox
seems to tell me that I don't have permission to access it.
NOTE: I don't want to use the History object to go back or forward...I
You shouldn't always assume that they are just trying to replace the
back button.
They could want to get the referrer for something else.
And, not everyone knows about the back button. Don't assume...
Joseph Ortenzi wrote:
But why?
everyone knows about the back button, don't they? So you
are there any SSI whizzes out there?
I would have thought that you could use the referrer in an SSI to
accomplish this sort of functionality.
BTW: I am astonished at how few people understand the back button. And
many more who don't trust it: a result of abuse, no doubt, from sites
that break
When I read that, I thought about creating a button that finds the site
you were at before you came in here, and then keeps that the same
throughout the site, so no matter how many pages you go to, you can get
back out of all of those and back where you were before you started
that. That's a
Hi,
Are we agreed that the back button *should* take one to the previous page?
I use an internal web application (it's a helpdesk issue tracking
system...not developed by me) where they developers have hijacked/messed
with that back button functionality so I cannot use the back button to get
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