Hi guys,

I have a Javascript question. Let's say the user presses a link in a page.
If I want the new url to replace the current page in history (ie.
eliminating the ability to go back to the page I was just on), I can set the
Anchor element's 'onclick' attribute like this:

	onclick="location.replace(this.href); return false;"

What I need to know how to do is the same type of thing from within a Form.
In other words, when the user submits the form, I want the submit to occur
as expected, but I'd like for them not to be able to hit back and return to
the page that they just left.

Can I do the same type of thing (and just replace the url before doing a
form.submit())? I don't think that will work since location.replace actually
causes the newly specifed location to be loaded.

Suggestions?

Thanks much,
Christian
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Barracuda - MVC Component Framework for Webapps
http://barracuda.enhydra.org
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