- From: William R Green <billg@greensupply.com>
- Date: Wed, 08 Mar 2000 11:10:52 -0600
- To: Christian Bøhn <chrb@online.no>, <www-talk@w3.org>
A simple JavaScript should suit your needs. I dont have my book in front of me right now for specifics, but I do know there is a function called "onLoad" that will force a reloaded page each time it is visited. There is also "onSize" that will force a reload upon resize of the screen. Etc...etc... Any JavaScript book will be extremely informative of these little tricks and is well worth the investment. At 08:50 PM 3/7/00 +0100, Christian Bøhn wrote: >Hi, > >Is there a way to make the browser reload a page from server when the >back-button is used. I have tried the "Pragma", "Cache-control" and >"Expires" headers, but it doesn't prevent the browser from loading the page >from cache when the back-button is used. (for example IE5 does load it from >cache). I would like to avoid this in some cases, and have the browser to >send a new request so the server could determine if the user is still logged >in (ie hasn't clicked any logout button on a page), and if not, show a not >logged in page, rather than the previos content of the page. > >Is this possible? Thanks a lot in advance! > >Christian > > Bill Green Green Supply 3059 Audrain Road 581 Vandalia, MO 63382 (573) 594-6771 Phone (573) 594-2211 Fax
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