Is there a way to use the history.back to display the actual url of the last
page to the page ?
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riotctrl wrote: Is there a way to use the history.back to display the actual url of the last
page to the page ?
No.
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Randy
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riotctrl wrote: Is there a way to use the history.back to display the actual url of the last
page to the page ?
No, but you can keep track of the url's of the pages that the user has
visited on *your* site. (document.refer rer)
Mick
Mick White wrote: riotctrl wrote:
Is there a way to use the history.back to display the actual url of
the last
page to the page ?
No, but you can keep track of the url's of the pages that the user has
visited on *your* site. (document.refer rer)
document.referr er will only give you the last page, and it will only
give it to you then if you click a link to get there. Open somepage.html
in your browser, and then open someOtherPage.h tml from your favorites,
and someOtherPage.h tml's referrer will be empty. But, click the back
button, or history.go(-1), will take you back to the previous page.
You *might* be able to track all pages on your site with a cookie but I
seriously doubt it (that is, trying to maintain your own history trail).
Let the browser handle it, it has it built in.
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Randy
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