if you use location.replace the browser doesn't register the first page as
having ever shown up. If you go from page_0 to page_1. And on page_1 you
have a link like onClick="location.replace('page_2'); return true;" then, if
you click on the back button on page_2 you'll go back to page_0. You might
just need to put in an intermediate page to start this chain depending on
how your app is set up.
Hope this helps.
Laran
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Deepak Shrivastava
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 12:00 PM
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Subject: Re: Browser BACK button
steve,
i really dont agree steve, i have seen a couple of sites which are actually
a
advertisement links but when you click on the link and hit the browse button
,it
never comes back to the main site, there has to be a way to handle this.
but i do agree that BACK button cannot be disabled ,you can only write a
funtion
for click on back button that each time you hit the back button ,it actaully
gets you back to the same link
Deepak
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