Can you tell me how to read the history object in JS as I think that is exactly
what I want.
Linda
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From: Ross Clutterbuck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 April 2005 17:13
To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
Subject:RE: [wdvltalk] breadcrumb problem
Linda:
I did stumble upon a Javascript that read query
strings in URLs with no back-end processing, but I
don't have access to my work machine at the moment.
If I can dig it out then in theory you could pass
query strings (like newpage.html?prevpage=index) and
then read it off so you can trace
I was happily hard coding the breadcrumbs until I found that there were going
to be several ways to reach many of the pages and in this case the context in
which the user is reading the information is very important. Is there a way of
determining which page the user came from? If I knew the
] = $_SESSION[breadcrumb1];
$_SESSION[breadcrumb1] = $HTTP_REFERER;
Just a thought?
Tris...
Linda Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
08/04/2005 11:20
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I was happily hard coding
so we could understand how the navigation path (which
is what I presume you mean when you say context) is very important?
Cheers,
Scott
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From: Linda Wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 6:20 AM
Subject: RE: [wdvltalk
Linda:
With CD distribution you do have the luxury of allowing a certain bloat to
your code as you don't have to worry about download times etc. so in that
regard you might as well just hard code your breadcrumbs. This of course
does make updating a nightmare especially if your CD-based site is
goes,
don't sweat the small stuff.
Cheers,
Scott
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From: Ross Clutterbuck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 4:55 AM
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] breadcrumb problem
Linda:
With CD distribution you do have the luxury of allowing
