Hi,
as far as i know: there isn`t any http "command" like back (if you
expect an http header like get or post), which could be used to tell the
browser go back.
the browser`s back button functionality is achieved by looking up its
cache or making a new request to the last url.
One possible solution to your problem is to send an html page which
contains only one javascript comand: history.back() or history.go(-n) (n
is an integer and gives the browser the information how much steps it
should go back.
I hope this will help you.
Alexander Stage
e-sixt team
http://www.e-sixt.com
> Miguel Angel Fernandez wrote:
>
> Hi all, u know what must I send (via HTTP) to the browser to simulate
> browser "Back Button" ?
> Thanks in advance
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