I have a login page,login.asp
Documentation page,Documentation.htm
And a asp page Show.asp which show files.
Now after executing Show.asp I want to return to Documentation.htm but it goes to login.asp when pressing the explorer's back button.
I need to make a response.redirect that will take the user back 2 pages after they login. How can i implement this into response.redirect?
View Replies View RelatedIs there a way to prevent the urls of my site from being saved in the clients browser history?
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if Request.Form("url")<>"" Then
url=Request.Form("url")
Else
%>
<script>
history.go(-1)
</script>
<%
End if
but when is url="" it is doesn´t work .
I have a form that contains many fields for the user to enter. After
entering the data the user can click a link to open a new window, the
new window contains six columns (pull down menu) and 30 rows to allow
user choose their options. Code:
how do i grab login history from my database?
View Replies View RelatedHow do you delete a page from the browser history when a user has logged out, it worries me that when a user of mine signs out all you have to do is hit back on the browser and you can see what the user was doing.
I've seen this done befor on the likes of banking websites.
Is it a javascript?
I know the response.expires but that won't delete it from the history.
I use this code to go back one step but i try to change it to go back two steps and it didn't worked. Is this possible?
Response.Write(" history.go(-1);")
Response.Write(" history.go(-2);")
The navigate2() browser function has a parameter to replace current page in history with new URL. Can IIS achieve the same task by sending a browser appropriate headers or something?
View Replies View RelatedThe back button that appears on every browser has a list that allows moving back to a specific page quickly, I'm sure you all know the one I mean. Is there a means of clearing said list? perhaps some DHTML method or the like?
View Replies View RelatedI know this probably sounds like a newbie question, but I was under the impression that secure pages (https) don't appear in the history/address bar history list - this appears to be incorrect?
Should I really be putting some form of expiry command at the head of each of these pages if I don't want casual users to see them? I use Classic ASP so is it better to use a command via this lang or the old META methods?
i want to force the web page address to be saved in browser history using asp vbscript.
View Replies View RelatedI am creating a web-based application with ASP and using frames. I wonder how we could trace user's browsing behaviours in this particular domain. That is, I need to know which pages the user has viewed and which pages the user has not yet visited, as this information is essential and will be used to assess their learning paths and progress.
Therefore, my question is that how to create a file which stores information about users' browsing history, i.e. the page the user visited, so that we could use these information to assess users' learning progress, or what is the right means to tackle this requirements?