Dear Users ,

 I am in a fix ..

 I want to disable Back button of browser .
 What i want is , if some user is navigating in my website
 then if he clicks the back button of the browser the he should not able to see the back page of the browser ..

 regards

 Kamal Kant Singh
 +91-9810481159

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K K Singh.
+91-9810481159

Why to be GOOD when U have the ability to be GREAT

You cant disable back button of the browser.You can fix this issue by checking for history.go().-1 means previous screen and 0 means current screen.So whenever user presses back he will be redirected to the current page.code snippet is below

if(history.go(-1))
    history.go(0);

yeah, you cant disable the back button in a browser. best thing to do is open a new window with no toolbars

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;;;;best thing to do is open a new window with no toolbars

This wont work, pressing f12 brings them back

Why would you want to disable the back button? Web users are used to the back button

Wind is your friend
Matt

we can not simply disable browser button.But we con do like that for handling back button.Simply Add this code to every page where u want handle back button.

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
javascript:window.history.forward(1);
//-->
</script>

Deepak Kumar Sharma
PGMS Inc(Noida)

deepakbachelor:
There are so many what if's with what you are saying. It has been covered so many times on so many forums IMO why flog this horse 11 months later (time between your post and the previous)?

You can not control the back button. Just when you think youve cracked it somebody uses another browser... is JS disabled... are you aware of what f12 does... I could keep on going but will not.

Wind is your friend
Matt

if you decide to open ur site in mini browser with toolbars disabled, tis possible to disable the f12 button, tis also possible to disable the ctrl button so the user is only gonna use the buttons u make available to him, this would work with any of the browsers too.

Just javascript...

This has to be one of the most asked questions. There is no bullet proof way to do this so, as such, you should not rely on X functionaility for a particular porition of your site to work. What wilkanah is proposing will work...if the user has not disabled javascript.

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