Who is an expert in DOM?

[Victor]

A question for gurus :

What could cause the following phenomen : after clicking "Back"-button
of a browser the DOM-structure does not change back to the
DOM-structure of the previous page and stays on the structure of the
page which has been just left?

Regards

Victor

[Kevin Darling]

Victor wrote:

What could cause the following phenomen : after clicking "Back"-button
of a browser the DOM-structure does not change back to the
DOM-structure of the previous page and stays on the structure of the
page which has been just left?

Depends on how you're looking at the DOM. Your own program? Or an
add-on like "IE DOM Explorer", which requires a manual File-Refresh?

Kev

[Victor]

Kevin Darling wrote:

Victor wrote:

What could cause the following phenomen : after clicking "Back"-button
of a browser the DOM-structure does not change back to the
DOM-structure of the previous page and stays on the structure of the
page which has been just left?

Depends on how you're looking at the DOM. Your own program? Or an
add-on like "IE DOM Explorer", which requires a manual File-Refresh?

Kev

FireFox - DOM Inspector

Victor

[David Dorward]

Victor wrote:

What could cause the following phenomen : after clicking "Back"-button
of a browser the DOM-structure does not change back to the
DOM-structure of the previous page and stays on the structure of the
page which has been just left?

FireFox - DOM Inspector

Because that is how the Firefox DOM Inspector works. It inspects a document,
if you change the document in the browser it doesn't change the document
being inspected.

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David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/ <http://dorward.me.uk/>
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is

[Victor]

Thank you, guys!

It seems to be a proper answer about the cause of my problem !

Victor
David Dorward wrote:

Victor wrote:

What could cause the following phenomen : after clicking "Back"-button
of a browser the DOM-structure does not change back to the
DOM-structure of the previous page and stays on the structure of the
page which has been just left?

FireFox - DOM Inspector

Because that is how the Firefox DOM Inspector works. It inspects a document,
if you change the document in the browser it doesn't change the document
being inspected.

--
David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/ <http://dorward.me.uk/>
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is