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Originally Posted by rnd me
i cannot reproduce the problem in FF or ie7, is this an issue on either of those?
With Firefox.
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Originally Posted by rnd me
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general suggestions:
name your iframe and set the A's target attrib to the name.
This works good! I missed using
target. I had in mind that target is by default the same frame in which the <a> is. Which is actually right, but somehow, history.back() is an exception.
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Originally Posted by rnd me
try this.history.back()
use javascript:void(back()) in firefox, or something like window.back?back():history.back()
keep you own page history stack using push() and pop() to change location of frame.
That is only good if you have to show a drop down when a user click on a custom back button inside the page. You can thus ask him to choose any of the previous pages. That can be used.
Thanks
Harpreet
