Sorry for the interrupting.
Hi Peter,
I think the Request.UrlReferer or javascript window.history.go(-1) all
make sense. However, Request.UrlReferer will contains the original page's
location (it's a standard http header ..), however, this is not always set
by the cilent browser. And as for window.history.go(-1) , this script will
make the clientside browser go back one steps from the browser's history
list(just like when we hit the "back" button on browser...). The problem
of history.go(-1) is that when we have performed some post back on the
form, the postback version of the page will also be added into the history
list , so go(-1) one steps may not meet the requirements. So if there is
postback on the page, we may have to record this , (make a post back count
stored in viewstate...) and so that we can put the count in the history.go(
-count) as parameter...
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| I'm sorry, I see I failed to explain why I thought Sreejith was wrong.
| Do you want to go back only one page or back to the homepage of the
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| I am using .NET 1.1
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| What version of ASP.NET are you using?
| The answer Sreejith tried to give is incorrect.
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| When user Clicks on the Close button on the main form I would
like to go back where the user came from. If my form is the first page
since IE was opened I would like to go to the specific website. Is that
possible?
| Thanks
| Peter
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