RealGM wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> I know everywhere it says that it is not possible to actually disable the back
>button, and people have offered some solutions that have not worked for me, this is
>why I am emailing this list.
>
> I have a form which displays the same page with new content (controlled by a
>counter) in a loop until an exit point is reached. When the user clicks back on the
>browser the counter still increments and the screen continues like the user pressed
>the continue button (which is the process I want the user to take). The problem is
>the user did not make a selection and this is where the problem lies (it takes the
>default, which throws the whole process out of whack).
Before I can help you:
How did you programm the counter? Do you forward it in a HTML-form to
the PHP script? Or do you use the counter only server-side?
Please attach the code.
Robert
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