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Natty Gur #1
Re: expiring a page
Hi
1)Rather than disable the back button you can use the location.replace
javascript method on the pages that you dont want people to be able to
go
back.
<a href="#" onclick='top.location.replace("NewPage.htm")'>Link Text</a>
2) If your application is Intranet and you have control over the clients
you can disable the Back Button using the browser COM interface.
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