Is it backbutton=never? or is it only after a logout that you want to
keep them off the pages? If after a logout, you could add a Witango
"if" action up front to check for user login information and divert them
if they are not properly logged in.
Dan Stein wrote:
>Neat idea but with dynamic pages I don't think it will work. No .htm go go
>back to.
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>There must be some way to force the history to be deleted.
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>Otherwise I am forced to start the site with toolbars=no for the page and I
>guess that will keep it that way throughout the site. Advantage is it will I
>could turn off the URL part also so they couldn't hack the post args.
>
>But I think users might be freaked when the toolbar goes away.
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