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Re: history.back(-2) (ignore)
Christian Lanctot wrote:
>
> Help!
>
> I've got a little problem that bugs me alot: A user comes into
> my first page. It advises you to use Netscape 2.0. If you already have it
> it will jump to the next page (using <META refresh). Then that page does
> a history.back(-2)(since it's not ready yet). The problem is that the
> history.back(-2) jumps back to the preceeding page wich then goes to the
> next page wich then comes back, and on and on ...
>
> diagram :
>
> user url -----> index (META) ----> homepage (history.back(-2)) |
> ^----------------------------------------
>
> as you can see: it loops between index and homepage continously.
> What I want, is to send the user back to the place he originaly came
> from. In this case (user url)
>
> Want to see it in action ? go to my home page at:
>
> http://www.generation.net/~kristian
>
> then it automatically goes to my jump point. Next, click the Diffusion
> Graphique Logo and watch what happens. It's supposed to come all the way
> back to my jump point.
>
> NOTE: I've also tried history.back(-3) and history.back(-4) with no
> success.
>
Ignore this message, i've found the way to do it. I kind of jumped the
gun by sending this E-Mail (sorry).
But in case somebody is interested in knowing how to get around the
situation as described above, this is the way:
in the last page in the chain, replace history.back(-2) by
history.go(-2). The important thing to note here is :
history.go(-2) and not history.back(-2).
It now works on my server. Yeah!!!!
--
Christian Lanctot
e-mail: kristian@generation.net
Web : http://www.generation.net/~kristian/
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