Hello everyone.
I used frames to build up a site. I know, not the best way to do it, but it's on demand so I have no choice.
Here's the problem:

Some of the frames can change to a different content at the same time.
However, when you use the browser's backbutton, only one frame changes back to the original(previous) content.
This is logical, because only one frame's return value is kept in memory.
Still, there are scripts to resolve this.
Unfortunately, I haven't found one yet.

This is really important and time is pressing me, I sincerely hope that someone can help me out with this problem.

Kind regards,

Ruben.

Maybe you could hide the browser's buttons and make some of your own...

<a href='javascript:top.history.back()'>back</a>

:-)

Snib

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Geez, thanks a lot for the tip.
But how exactly can I hide the browser's buttons?

Thanks a lot already.

Ruben.

You'll have to open a new window and close the current window:

window.open("newpage.php","newwin","toolbars=no");
window.opener = top; //IE only hack to prevent prompt message
window.close();

HTH,

Snib

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I have an idea which I'd like to try out.
The only thing I need to do, is to find out when the backbutton has been clicked.

Does anybody know how you can know if the backbutton was clicked?
If I could somehow find this out, I think I know what to do.

So please, if anyone know how to know if the backbutton has been clicked, please let me know.
I'll try out the code and post it here too, should it work.

Thx on advance,
Ruben.

maybe you should consider using server-side scripts like ASP/ASP.NET, since you can access server variables like HTTPReferrer, etc.

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