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[Javascript] Kill the history?????
- From: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Peter Brunone)
- Subject: [Javascript] Kill the history?????
- Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 09:15:24 -0500
Wayne, How are you trying to control the cache? This is better done from the server than from the browser. If this might work for you, you can find the proper headers at http://learnasp.com/learn/cachenomore.asp (the headers work regardless of server type, but the commands will be slightly different for other platforms). Clearing history is generally frowned upon (and is also rather difficult). Covering your tracks, however, is acceptable. Use JavaScript's window.location.replace("yourpagehere.html") to log out, and you'll find that the page before that has ceased to exist. You could extend this to work throughout your site, so from the moment you step in, there is no history of your logged-in self. A third way would be to use cookies, but of course not everyone supports them... then again, if you're going to have private content of some sort, they must obviously care enough about the site to log in, so you could just make it a requirement. Cheers, Peter |-----Original Message----- |From: javascript-admin@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:javascript-admin@xxxxxxxxxx]On |Behalf Of Allen Wayne | |Hi All, | |any ideas how to stop a page appearing where a user hits the back button? I |have tried the html cash control and page expires with now sucess... now |into javascript. The problem is if a user logs out I dont want |anyone to hit |the back button and see the previous page (before the logout) any ideas???? | | |Wayne |
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