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Re: How to disable Back button of IE when executing welcome.aspx page?

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Originally Posted by rbeasley (Post 431409)

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I am sometimes amazed at the arrogance of some software developers who think that, of the 6+ billion people on the earth, no one could possible have a need to disable the back button. We just are stupid and don't understand the problem. Well, he's wrong. Hint: Just help people with their questions and don't be a smart @.

I am no longer amazed by newbie posters who tell people that have consistently been on this (or any) forum for a long time helping people how to help people. Sometimes, the best way to help someone is to NOT answer the question they asked but answer the question they did not ask. No doctor would just give instructions on how to put your leg in a splint if someone said "Hey, I broke my femur, but I think I'll just tough it out. How should I splint it?" They would tell the person to go to the hospital and be seen by a doctor.

Re: How to disable Back button of IE when executing welcome.aspx page?

Boss,

it is ok for single window,
how about a jsp which contains 3 frames.

can u do for a jsp page which conatins 3 frames.

regards
sandeep.

Re: How to disable Back button of IE when executing welcome.aspx page?

hello people it works fine with IE 6 but suks at IE 7 & IE 8.

Re: How to disable Back button of IE when executing welcome.aspx page?

all above suggestions will not work in IE7 or Mozilla...

it works fine with IE6...

Ajax can help...

This works fine...

<script language="javascript" >



history.forward();



</script>

Write a javaScript

<script Type="text/javascript" language="javascript">

history.forward(1);

</script>

into the head of the page