I have a question concerning the stupid Back button on a browser. We have a site where a user sees one home page if they are logged in and another if they are not. On the logged-in home page, the user has the option to "Change User." They are then sent to a login page for the new user. On this page, a cookie and a few client variables which personalize the user's experience are deleted. My problem is this: How can I make it so that if the user hits the Back button after coming to the Change User page, they are automatically sent to the regular home page for users who are not logged in? I have tried the <cfheader name="Expires" value="#Now()#"> method on both the home page and the change user page (just as a test), and while it works the first time (the user is properly redirected upon hitting the back button), if I log in again, go to change the user, and then hit the Back button, the logged-in page appears. However, if I simply hit the Refresh button or click on any link on the logged-in page, the regular home page for non-logged in users correctly appears. This obviously must be a caching issue, but the cfheader method doesn't seem to be working.
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