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Status: Closed Points: 125 Time: 01:26 - Nov 21, 2006
mathangi1981
Hi, I can make use of history.back() to move to back page. But my problem is i want to know whether user have clicked the back button in the browser or not? If i get the ans.. it would be greatful
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jgivoni
Date:: Nov 29, 2006
Time:: 01:51
Due to the nature of history.back() it seems impossible. The method history.back() simply simulates a click on the browser's back button, therefore the result should be exactly the same and the origin of the command unrecognizable. To me it also makes sense that when the user goes back he doesn't expect something new to happen, that didn't happen last time he visited that page. However, to send the user back to the previous page I have successfully used something like this: location.replace(document.referrer); With this command you will be able to append a querystring that you can analyse on the previous page to get information about the call.
Time:: 02:02
Hi, Thanks for ur response. I dont want to send the user back to previous page.....what i want is I doing some operations in my application.... that time i am clicking IE back button and i am comming to the previously visited page Is there any way now i can no that i have used the browser back button......
Sergio Costa
Date:: Jan 06, 2007
Time:: 10:12
You can use the referer to check that he came from a page somewhere after in your flow of pages. Maybe that will fix your problem.
admin
Date:: Jun 04, 2007
Time:: 11:34
mathangi_d, please close this question and distribute the points. If you didn't get a solution to your problem or you found it yourself, please leave a comment here to let the experts know. Thanks, Quomon Admin
Time:: 23:48
This issue can be closed Thanks
Date:: Jun 06, 2007
Time:: 07:16
I have closed the question, and joined the previous user you created, mathangi with your current one. You can distribute the points and close the question yourself, if you're logged in and looking a question that you asked. Quomon Admin
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