Hello and thanks in advance for the help.
I have been looking for a way to easily eliminate or disable the "Back"
button on some of my web pages. I was reading my Javascript for Dummies
Quick Reference and came upon the replace method. The book says:
"The replace() method of the location object replaces the current history
entry with the specified URL."
"The upshot is that after JavaScript scalls the replace() method, the new
URL loads, and the user can no longer navigate to the previously loaded URL
by clicking the back button."
It seems to me that this could be an elegant way to achieve my objective.
Can someone tell this novice a little more about how this method is used?
I am also open to other suggestions for accomplishing the same objective.
Many thanks,
Jeff