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Mar 22nd, 2006
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Access deny for backward

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hai friends,

i am doing project in asp.net codebehind C#. my project name is ONLINE EXAMINATION. In this we have one problem, if one question is answered then the student does not go back, we have to stop the Internet Explorer back button and restrict the user to go back.


this is the main event in my project, and i need it immediately.
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Re: Access deny for backward

man i dont know how to stop the back button in ie.
but u can prevent the user from going back by using the <meta> expires.
<meta http-equiv= "expires" content = "dd-mmm-yyyy time">
the date should be old so when the user click next, the pages directly will be expires from the cashe.

do it and tell me wht is happening with u.
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Re: Access deny for backward

Quote originally posted by web_developer ...
man i dont know how to stop the back button in ie.
but u can prevent the user from going back by using the <meta> expires.
<meta http-equiv= "expires" content = "dd-mmm-yyyy time">
the date should be old so when the user click next, the pages directly will be expires from the cashe.

do it and tell me wht is happening with u.


hai ,

Thank u for ur immediate reply and i check and tell to u.
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hai,

i does not work . i am happy if u help me.
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