[Javascript] Control the window

[Peter Brunone]

				> > The only real reason for this is that I do not want them to 
> > use the back button when the system have posted information, they then get 
> > the "page has expired" message. 

				> I use the following line in each of my pages -- seems to work cross-browser
> (IE6/Netcape/Firefox) and is exactly what the client wanted (not that I like
> it myself!).
> 
> window.history.forward(1); 

   Will that even work if the page hasn't loaded because of the "Expired" message?

Peter

				From: "Peter Lauri" lists at dwsasia.com

Thanks mate, this works fine. However, it might not be the prettiest
solution :) I will use that temporary, thanks for you insight!

-----Original Message-----
From: Glenn E. Lanier, II [mailto:glenn_lanier at netzero.net] 

> From: Peter Lauri
> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 9:54 PM

> The only real reason for this is that I do not want them to 
> use the back
> button when the system have posted information, they then get 
> the "page has
> expired" message.

> How can I avoid this then? :)

Peter,

I use the following line in each of my pages -- seems to work cross-browser
(IE6/Netcape/Firefox) and is exactly what the client wanted (not that I like
it myself!).

window.history.forward(1);

It allows the back and immediately sets the visible page to the next one in
history. Great thing is even if they select the drop-down next to back and
go back 10 pages -- you see a slight flicker (on older (like mine) machines)
as it flips through to the current page.

--G
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