I have a shopping basket on my site, and when the customer gets to the final page I don't won't them to be able to go back i.e. use the back button on the explorer. I have seen it before on other web sites, it's like when you leave the page it 'times out'I am just not sure how that works.
View 5 RepliesI have developed some aspx pages using visual studio 2008. I am authenticating using Active Directory services. I have kept a link button on my aspx page which says signout .What exactly i want to do is that i want the back button of my login page to be disabled so that when i press signout and when my login page loads users cant go back and thus forced to enter the login details. I am using c# as development language.
View 7 Replieshow can i get around the following problem-i have a drop down list control on one of my pages- ddlEmployeeTypeit lists 1.Perminent2. Contract3.Tempon selected index change, if its contract or temp, then a text box appears where the user need to type in the contract expiry date-so changing from Perminent --> Contract text box appears- but when the internet explorer back button is clicked - the text box dissapears (which is fine) but the ddl does not change it still reads contract i wanted it to revert back to perminent.is there a solution to this problem?
View 4 RepliesI've got an asp.net page that uses dynamically populated DropDownLists and OnSelectedIndexChanged events. A few days ago I found a defect where hitting the back button would load the previous page from the browser's cache, so the DropDownList would already have a selected index (hence the OnSelectedIndexChanged event would not fire properly as it didn't have the default selected index). I understood the issue and googled around. It's a well known issue that doesn't have an easy solution because of how the browser interacts with the page. After a bit of thought, I went with a trivial javascript solution to reset the ddls:
var gvTable = document.getElementById("foo");
if (gvTable != null)
{
[code]...
This worked well and I was happy. Until I tested it in IE. In IE, it appears to run the script, THEN load the cached values of the DDL. That is, I observe the DDL snapping back to the 0 index, and then suddenly dropping down to the previously selected value. I'm sort of at a loss here, I typically debug in firebug, but this works perfectly in firefox and chrome.
In an ASP.NET 3.5 website we are noticing that the back button is not working properly. If the user does several postbacks (say 10 times), and than starts pressing back button - the back button gets disabled before the user gets through all the pages. The site does not use AJAX.net.
I can reproduce the issue on IE 7 and 8 almost always. The problem seems to be with some sort of limit IE has on History Cache for a given tab/instance. In the tests I did the post request to the server are large - around 83k, and the responses are are round 300k. It seems that with these request sizes the history does not hold more than 4 items. The moment I get to the 5 post, the first item i had selected is dropped.
I am currently doing asp.net page, I want disable back & forward button all the times the page opening/loading.
View 4 RepliesMy customer has a website that is unsuitable for children. Anyone under 18 is not allowed ont he site. No, it's not a porn site, it's prison related. A certain page requires the user to enter their birthdate. If they are under 18, they're redirected to another site.
He has another site written for kids who have been impacted by crime. He wants the kids redirected here, to a page that explains why they were redirected. He asked me to disable the back button at this point to keep the kids from easily going back to the original site.
I've read all the reasons why you shouldn't desable the back button, but frankly, I think this would an appropriate place to do it. I also know you really can't disable it, but I've found a number of work arounds - none of which I've gotten to work.
Is there a work around that will work?
I've thought of setting a session variable or a hidden field or an invisible label on the page that redirects the kids just before the redirect and checking the value at page load, but the code to do the checking doesn't get run unless the user hits the back button then refreshes the page. Is there a way to get code to run as soon as the back button is pressed?
How to disable back and refresh button. I want to know how this can be handled as in bank websites and other secured websites. Can this be handled using clearing cache in Response object?
View 8 Replieshow do i disable the back button in a website?
View 3 RepliesAfter user has logged out i am redirecting user to home.aspx and from here i do not want user to be able to go back using browser back button.. How can i do it? I used this code in javascript :
<script type="text/javascript"> javascript:window.history.forward(1);</script>
This does not work for me. In all pages i am using Master Pages..
I use following code to disable browser back button but it not work
<script type = "text/javascript" >
function preventBack(){window.history.forward();}
setTimeout("preventBack()", 0);
window.onunload=function(){null};
</script>
How can i disable it.
My problem is when I logout from my website, the logout button redirects to login page , and then if I click BACK button in browser, I can go back to my website. I do not want that.
What I am actually trying to make is like at mail.yahoo.com or at mail.google.com after sucessful logout user cannot view the account.
I would like to make the same functionality for my application.
I have orders page. When user submit Order, I need to disable the button to avoid multiple transactions. I also have few validation controls on the page, so button should not be disabled untill page is about to be posted. I dont have any custom javascript for validation. It is just these asp.net validation controls. What is the best way to achieve that? I have spend about 2 hours on google and found various solutions, but nothing seems to work. Each has some issue. On button I add OnClientClick="return btnOnClick this, 'Payment');" Below is what gets called. Unfortunately if I disable button, it cancels post back. So I am calling dopostback and also adding few lines on server side to see which button caused postback. It works fine in IE8 and Chrome. But for Firefox on server side arg comes null. Any ideas what is wrong with my code? Or any other suggestions to do it in a better way?
C# Server side
string arg = this.Request.Params.Get("__EVENTTARGET");
if (arg == "Payment") { this.ProcessPayment(); }
Button
<asp:Button ID="btnSubmitPO" OnClientClick="return btnOnClick(this, 'Payment');" runat="server" Text="Submit Order" ValidationGroup="G" />
alert(group);
I have read that you can not disable the back button on page load but I can clear the cashe on page load so the back button would then be greyed out. I have read a few articles on this and I am unable to get it working. I am using MS visual web developer 2010.
View 2 RepliesHow to disable the back button of a browser using Javascript.
View 1 Repliesdisable working browser back button in code behind in c# or java script.
View 2 RepliesI am doing online quiz in a Page in my website. How i will restrict users from going backward or forward using Broowser backward or forward button in that page using ASP.Net,C#,JavaScript.
View 1 Repliesdisable back button on my asp.net application. I Should not be able to go back to my previous page after I logout.
View 2 RepliesPossible Duplicate: Disabling Back button on the browser i want to disable browser back button without using javascript function forward().because it remain on this page.
I want to totally disable browser back button like banking sites
send me code for that i need it
I'm using 2 masterpages in my project.One master page is for login page and another one for the HomePage where user will go thro the options to reach other pages from home page..The thing is,i have "Logout" button in my home page.When i click on the logout button,the page will be redirected to "LoginPage.aspx". After redirecting to login page,when i click on browser back button,the previous page is displaying but it should not display to user since i'm doing sensitive transactions in all pages...
I tried using following code
Code:
Response.Expires = 0;
Response.Cache.SetNoStore();
Response.AppendHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
Page.Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
but it's not working...
i want to protect pages from back button of the browser when my customer logout. so i use Response.AppendHeader ("Cache-Control", "no-store"); to clear the cache of my pages to make it checks session each time. however, i also find that if i use some controls with autopost back and this no-cache flag will also cause problem to make the error "webpage has expired" when my users click back button when they have not logged out.
View 12 Replieswe have a web form with check boxes on.
When we click our back button the page only returns to the previous state (un checking the check boxes one by one after each click). We would like it to go back to the previous page and remember the history of the page.
I've tried :
[Code]....
but this just crashes the page.
our javascript button looks like this:
<input type="button" value="Back" onclick="history.go(-1)" />
(the browser back button does the same thing)
I have used lot of codinds to disable the browser (using server side code) back button in mozila firefox 3.2 it is not working.But it is working fine in the Internet Explorer.
View 1 RepliesI'm using Jquery UI and Autocomplete func.(Combobox) and I interested in this part.
$("<button> </button>")
.attr("tabIndex", -1)
.attr("title", "Show All Items")
.insertAfter(input)
.button({
icons: {
primary: "ui-icon-triangle-1-s"
},
text: false
My problem is when I use ASP.net, this button do PostBack, but I not need this because my list of items then gone. How can I override this behavior of button.
i want to know how can i restrict any user to access any webpage after logging out