Hi,

you are right. I mean "going back in history". It doesn't depend on the 
backspace key.

Regards 

Joerg Meister

>Hi,
>
>Where is the browser focus when the user use the Backspace key ?
>Do you mean "go back in the history" just as with browser's back button ?
>
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> we are using the AjaxNewWindowNotifyingBehavior and it works fine. 
>> Except if someone press backspace.
>>
>> If the behavior is added to a page, a window name will be generated 
>> and stored in the behavior instance and the tab name will be set. If a 
>> page instance is requested again, the AjaxNewWindowNotifyingBehavior 
>> compares the stored name in the behavior with the value from the request 
>> parameter.
>> This works fine for a new tab or a new browser window. But if the user 
>> press the backspace button, the name from the request parameter is the 
>> one of the current page and the name stored in the behavior is the one 
>> of the page one step back in the browser history. So the onNewWindow 
>> method will be called just like it is a new browser tab or window.
>>
>> Is there is anything else I need to do?
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Joerg Meister

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