Disable Back Button

Joe Delphi

Hi,

When users log out of my web application, I want to disable the
back button so that they cannot "back into" the application after they have
logged out. Can someone tell me the best way to do this?

JD

May 20 '06 #1

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dejavue82

Button1.Enabled = false;

Button1 corresponds to whatever the ID of the button control is defined
as in the .aspx file.

May 20 '06 #2

dejavue82

Button1.Enabled = false;

Button1 corresponds to whatever the ID of the button control is defined
as in the .aspx file.

May 20 '06 #3

dejavue82

Button1.Enabled = false;

Button1 corresponds to whatever the ID of the button control is defined
as in the .aspx file.

May 20 '06 #4

Joe Delphi

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Button1.Enabled = false;

Button1 corresponds to whatever the ID of the button control is defined
as in the .aspx file.

I was referring to the Back button on the browser itself, not a Back button
on the aspx page. I looked at the HTML and cannot see any reference to the
browser's Back button.

Anyway to disable the browser's Back button?

JD

May 20 '06 #5

Bob Lehmann

No.

Bob Lehmann

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Button1.Enabled = false;

Button1 corresponds to whatever the ID of the button control is defined
as in the .aspx file.

I was referring to the Back button on the browser itself, not a Back

button on the aspx page. I looked at the HTML and cannot see any reference to the browser's Back button.

Anyway to disable the browser's Back button?

JD

May 21 '06 #6

Kenneth Windish

Hi,

The following works

<head>
<script language="javascript">
history.foward();
</script>
</head>

HTH
Ken
"Joe Delphi" <de*******@nospam.cox.net> wrote in message
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Hi,

When users log out of my web application, I want to disable the
back button so that they cannot "back into" the application after they
have
logged out. Can someone tell me the best way to do this?

JD

May 21 '06 #7

Armand

So, is there a way to disable refresh button?

May 21 '06 #8

Bob Lehmann

No.

Bob Lehmann

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So, is there a way to disable refresh button?

May 22 '06 #9

Jan Hyde

"Joe Delphi" <de*******@nospam.cox.net>'s wild thoughts were
released on Sat, 20 May 2006 07:43:35 -0700 bearing the
following fruit:

Hi,

When users log out of my web application, I want to disable the
back button so that they cannot "back into" the application after they have
logged out. Can someone tell me the best way to do this?

I'm not sure what the 'best' way is, but attempting to
disable the back button isn't it. The back button is only
one way to access previous pages.

Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

--
'Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind of neat, though.'

May 22 '06 #10

Disable Back Button

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