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WaltLukeIII
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I don't think that it is possible.
There might be another way to get what you want
What do you want the user to not be able to do?
Walter III
Walt III
SAElukewl@netscape.net
There might be another way to get what you want
What do you want the user to not be able to do?
Walter III
Walt III
SAElukewl@netscape.net
PepperPepsi
Programmer
Hi LAVANYA,
I read this article couple month ago, prehaps, you can find something useful, they use ASP session and html reload technique to rewrite the back button. However, the problem of this is the client needs to have cookies enabled on their browser, because ASP Session Variables are cookie-based.
For ASP, you can also use the Redirect method to force the page not going backward. Let's say you have 2 pages step1.asp and step2.asp and you don't want the user use back button to go back to step1 while they are in step2. Simply, insert a asp page called "step1to2.asp", so you have (step1.asp -> step1to2.asp -> step2.asp). In step1to2.asp, you call the Response.Redirect("step2.asp"
, so if the user hit the back button in step2.asp, it go to step1to2.asp but it will redirect the page to step2.asp immediately.
hope this helps,
Chiu Chan
cchan@gefmus.com
I read this article couple month ago, prehaps, you can find something useful, they use ASP session and html reload technique to rewrite the back button. However, the problem of this is the client needs to have cookies enabled on their browser, because ASP Session Variables are cookie-based.
For ASP, you can also use the Redirect method to force the page not going backward. Let's say you have 2 pages step1.asp and step2.asp and you don't want the user use back button to go back to step1 while they are in step2. Simply, insert a asp page called "step1to2.asp", so you have (step1.asp -> step1to2.asp -> step2.asp). In step1to2.asp, you call the Response.Redirect("step2.asp"
, so if the user hit the back button in step2.asp, it go to step1to2.asp but it will redirect the page to step2.asp immediately.hope this helps,
Chiu Chan
cchan@gefmus.com
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