Title: Re: Witango-Talk: getting around the back button
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Not sure if this is the point you were making but
forgot to mention it makes all history.go(-1)'s
no longer work too which might not be so great for people that rely on them
(oops!). Do search builders use history.go(-1)'s when they show you the
missing fields screen?
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Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 11:18
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Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: getting around
the back button
What does it
do to your missing field validation results?
on 4/6/04 13:17, Alan
Wolfe at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi
Everyone,
Just
discovered something useful and thought soemone else might find it useful as
well.
For a while
we've had the occaisional anomoly caused by someone processing something,
pressing the back button and processing the same thing or something
else, causing errors and data corruption.
Well, i found out if in your body
tag, if you put , whenever anyone uses the back
button, it will kick them forward to where they were so the back button is
basicly disabled.
<body >
it's worked great for us so far and
ive tested it on IE, Netscape and Firefox.
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