Try setting the header to
response.setHeader("pragma", "no-cache");
or use javascript to clear History (I'm kinda making this up now 'cause
I don't know if it's possible)
dave.
Tom Kochanowicz wrote:
> Recently someone posted that they "do not" want to send a page to the
> browser.
> My problem is almost the opposite. I "want" to send a page back to the
> browser
> (which I do) however once the page is shown I do not want them to
> click on the
> back button to go to the former page. I've already tried the
> response.setHeader("Expires","-1"); to not cache the page, however
> the user can
> hit the back button again or reload the page. I guess what the bottom
> line is:
> is their a way to disable the "back" button on the browser thus
> forcing the user to
> click the link on the html page?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tom K.
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