one thing that can be done is that by writing a small javascript code , you
can capture the browser's back button and write a javascript to take the
user to anew jsp page once the back button is clicked.this can be done by
submitting a new form or by using jsp:sendRedirect.
give your feedback if u r able to do it this way.
ash
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From: Erwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2001 2:26 PM
Subject: Re: Back button
> Hi Mihir,
>
> I have an idea.
> As far as I understood, JSP Page 1 forwards to Servlet which forwards to
> JSP Page 2 (the status page), right?
> Make another JSP, JSP Page 3. Let the Servlet forward to JSP Page 3
instead
> of the status page. On this Page 3, Output to the browser a (meta) refresh
> to either the status page or your homepage, depending on, say, Referrer??
> This way, when the user presses back button from the status page, he goes
> to JSP Page 3, which sends him a refresh tag which redirects to the
> homepage (or any other page)
> If you want to, you can put all this "Page 3" code within the Status page
> itself, somehow.
> Oh, if you're sending info from the servlet to the Status page via the
> forward tag (or whatever), u might have to use beans (or whatever)
>
> If I'm completely wrong, hey, i'm a newbie.
>
> Good luck,
> Erwin
>
> At 01:42 PM 3/26/01 -0600, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> > I have a jsp status page, which is displayed by the call from a
> >servlet(this in turn was called by another jsp). I do not want the back
> >button on the browser to take me to the jsp which had called by the
> >servlet, but to some other page(homepage etc.). Is there any method to
> >do it directly by including something in the status page. Any help is
> >really appreciated. Thanks
> >Regards
> >Mihir
> >
>
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