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Disabling Back Button

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We need to disable the back button cause we have a customer or two that has the habit of submitting some information, the pressing back and changing it. This gives us two or three emails for the same order which isnt too big of a deal cause we just take the last emailed one, but it is can be a hassle and cause confustion in the future if we or they become careless. We'd like to stop that before it happens...

i searched some on hotscripts and javascripts.com and i couldnt find the javascript that disabled the back button. I was pretty sure there was one though?B) am i confused or what?

Thanks

Jeremy

<title>My Page that can't go back.</title>

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

<script language="JavaScript">

<!--

onback=history.go(1);

window.history.forward(1);

//-->

</script>

_-----------------------------------------_

see if something like this work...sorry I didn't re-test it ...its a copy-paste from one of those old works of mine!

more links/tutorials on JavaScript:

http://www.js-examples.com/

Good Luck!

Chromeless window, javascript disabling right-click, JS as above. Or some middle blank page which is just passing parameters and redirect forward. Submission Counter.

Something from this will work.

And don't forget the browser "Go" button.

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