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Started by woz2001, February 18, 2002, 15:59 hrs

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woz2001

have you tried creating a button icon or anything that points to the previous/next page of code, using hyperlinks?



Woz



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dcsun

You could also use the JavaScript functions for back and forward, and add something like this to your pages:



<A HREF="#" onClick="JavaScript:history.back();">Go Back</A> - <A HREF="#" onClick="JavaScript:history.forward();">Go Forward</A>



As for not displaying the back button on the first page, perhaps you could do something with cookies to check if the user has been to any other pages on your site in the current browser session.





David



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 David W. Cook

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Edited by - dcsun on Feb 21 2002  5:39:09 PM

diamond

How can I add a back/forward button in my site? How the back button will be shown as inactive at first?



Thank you



d.