>>>>> "Ju" == Juraj Variny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ju> On 13 Mar 2002, Dan Jacobson wrote: >> I type www.mistake.com into my browsers Location field. Oops, I >> didn't want to go there. >> I see the wwwoffle "WWWOFFLE Request Recorded" page. I select "cancel". >> I hit the back key, I see the "WWWOFFLE Request Recorded". I hit the Ju> Try now select "cancel" again. You should see error message saying that Ju> there is not such request to delete - that is what you want! If you hit Ju> "Back" key your browser only displays the previous page, not requests Ju> it again. in lynx, only the first time we hit the link, and then again the first time I hit cancel, are there actually any actions done, as lynx apparently caches these actions and does not repeat them. - Y - N - N - N - N - N Y means we see the request when we use wwwoffle-ls outgoing, N means we see no request. sorry the arrows are not With netscape 4 however, we get - Y - N - Y - N - Y - N indeed, with both lynx and netscape, I never see the "there is no such request to delete" Anyways, netscape users cannot expect to 'back out' without stepping on the land mine again, unless the jump two steps at once. lynx users on the other hand should not expect that once they canceled a request, that going back to the link and hitting it again will actually send a new request, at least not in this session. -- http://www.geocities.com/jidanni/ Taiwan(04)25854780
