All this talk about about disabling "back" buttons makes me think that the
more "convulted" solution (session/CGI variables) may in fact be the "best"
way?
Store the "current" page and the "previous" page (from CGI) in the session
scope and then simply not alow any actions?
That approach is outlined by muhmat (member of this list) here:
http://cfhub.com/contributions/backbutton/
It is (as was hinted at earlier) a "nightmare" but doable.
> > Is there a possible and simple way to do this - or is it a
> > nightmare to do?
> >
> > Will
>
> As far as I can remember, this is not possible to do. Oh sure, you can
> create a pop-up that "turns off" arrows and toolbars and things like that,
> but even then the context (right-click) menu has a "Back" command. Also,
to
> add another wrench, the backspace key is aliased to the "back" command
with
> some browsers.
>
> Hat! The right mouse button functionality can indeed be disabled.
>
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