"Randal L. Schwartz" wrote: > Uh, you can't. How can you know where hitting "back" twice takes me? > You can't go "back" by going "forward". It doesn't work. > > Just another voting member of the committee to stamp out useless > history-mangling refreshes... :)
Can the committee help me with my problem? Kitez.com is a search engine with a DNS interface. You put your search string into the URL. If the search returns only one one match, then it does a redirect to the site in question (this is reasonable because the database holds only sites related to kite flying). For example, to find the home page of a certain kite flier and perl hacker that we all know and love, try: http://wardley.kitez.com (don't blink or you'll miss the redirection page, lovingly crafted in TT) Cool, huh? The redirection code used is: <META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="1; url='http://www.kfs.org/~abw//'"> Now, the problem is that when you hit "back" on Andy's page, you go back to kitez.com for a second then get refreshed back to Andy's page, regardless of how many times you hit "escape"... Can the committee recommend a way to turn off the refresh when you go back to the page? -- Andrew Beattie The LAZIEST way to find kite pages ---------> http://www.kitez.com/ ********** Win a T-shirt at http://www.kitez.com/tshirt.html ********** My own stuff (Shona, Chevron, Veronica) ----> http://www.tug.com/ Resources for rec.kites --------------------> http://www.reckites.com/ Friendly, flexible host for your net stuff -> http://www.ourshack.com/ kite, n: A piece of negotiable paper representing a fictitious financial transaction and used temporarily to sustain credit or raise money.
