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    Default Back button / Javascript History

    Hi

    I have a coldfusion page which allows users to view different colours of
    clothes. By clicking on a red square you get an image for the red clothing etc.
    The only problem is when the user clicks the browser back button they have to
    go through all their previous selections (blue, black, red, so on so
    forth....). When they click the back button I want them to return to the
    product index page that they originally came from. I know I could use
    history() on links etc. But how can I "reprogram" the back button / browser
    history to take the user back to the index page, despite the number of "other
    pages" visited.

    Thanks

    Shaggy

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    Default Re: Back button / Javascript History

    Found the answer, replace the current url in history when clicking

    <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"><!--
    function go(url) {
    if (document.images)
    location.replace(url);
    else
    location.href = url;
    }
    //--></SCRIPT>

    <A HREF="javascript:go('http://www.somewhere.com/apage.html')">Got to a
    page</A>


    Courtesy of [url]www.irt.org/scripts[/url]

    Shaggy

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