I have faced similar problems. The solution I decided on was to open the
page in a new browser at login. Then, when you log out, kill that page
using JavaScript.
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Tripti
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 2:44 AM
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Subject: Re: log out
I have used sessions also and when the logoff is pressed the session is
invalidated using
session.invalidate but the html page is in history and when the back button
of the browser is
clicked the previous page is again loaded.
I even tried to expire the cache but then none of the previous pages are
getting dispalyed
giving a warning page even before the user loggs out & tries to go back by
clicking the
back button of the browser.
please help....
Tripti
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