How do I Remove a cached page from the browsers previous/next button c 1

[wdp]

Does anybody know how to remove a previously visited aspx page from the client browser instantly.
I am using a data entry form which i want removed from memory when the user leaves the form from either a submit button or by pressing the Back button. only the Submit button works.

 

[StuckInTheMiddle]

dwp,

In your ASP.NET code set ' Response.Expires = 0 ' to not allow your Browser to cache pages.

S.

(The more ASP.NET I do, the more Javascript I find myself using)

 

[wdp]

No, It is now, still no change. The update/submit button is and has been working correctly but the main problem is that
I want it to be removed from the clients browsers toolbar Back button.

 

[link9]

From faq855-3257 to disable the back button:

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DISABLE THE BACK BUTTON ON A BROWSER
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Sometimes, you don't want a user pressing the "Back" button in your application... especially if there is processing that has to occur on every load of the page, whereas the values of your local variables can get out of sync if the user does, since the server side processing does not occur when they do press "Back".

This can produce unexpected results for your users... not error messages, just wierdness.

At any rate, you can put this piece of script on your page to effectively disable the back button on browsers:

history.go(1);
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and from the ASP classic forum how to force a nocache load of every page:

faq333-1034

-paul

The answer to getting answered -- faq855-2992

 

[wdp]

Thats the jobby thanx

 

[Zarcom]

Paul I got a question for you. I am sure you know about the little arrow beside the back button. It allows you to go back more than 1 page in the history. So you go back two pages the little script then moves you forward on right? So now you are 1 page back in the history....... wait a second my brain just kicked in. That page also has the script hack on it so you'll continue to move forward until you reach the front of the que won't you?

My bad just wasn't thinking to hard I guess. That'l do donkey, that'l do
Mark
If you are unsure of forum etiquette check here faq796-2540

 

[link9]

That's correct. If you put it on every page, then you'll just keep getting kicked through.

The answer to getting answered -- faq855-2992