hahahahahaha
How are you to delete my history?
The fact that you "develop" a website does not allow you to take the
control of my browser.
But you can avoid the history to be populated by using javascript
<a href="lalalal.html" onclick="document.location.replace(this.href)">
Click to lalalal
</a>
The replace() method loads a new page, specified by URL, in the
current browser window.
The new page replaces the previous page's position in the history list.
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 5:51 AM, kranthi<kranthi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Girish,
>
> 1. You cannot modify the browser Back button (any thing on the
> client's computer for that matter).
> 2. I strongly oppose the use of Cookies for tracking the user login,
> due to security reasons. Cookies are saved on the client's computer
> and he/she can easily modify the information present. But that is
> impossible with sessions.
>
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