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Can anybody plz explain this to me? What scrip/code is it to start with?
Is it possible to provide an example of how this works? (code)
Is it possible to provide an example of how this works? (code)
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In Javascript, you use "history.go(-1)" to go back one page. I haven't seen the "History -1" that you requested.
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Originally Posted by jalarie
In Javascript, you use "history.go(-1)" to go back one page. I haven't seen the "History -1" that you requested.
Thank you. The info I received on it was probably incorrect.
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