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How to go back one page in the browser history using JavaScript |
On Friday, March 17th 2006 at 02:48 PM By Andrew Pociu (View Profile)   (Rated 4.5 with 15 votes) |
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Using JavaScript you can go back or forward in the browser's navigation history. Most of the time you want to go back one page by clicking a link in the page. For doing that, use the following code:
It's easy to figure out that to go back more pages in history, you use a different negative number (-2, -3, -4, etc.). To go forward you use a positive number (1, 2, 3, etc.); in the example below we go one page forward in the browser's history:
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nice, didn't knew that one yet
thx ;)
Don't you mean "Go Forward" in the second example?
Yes, I did, thanks for pointing that out. It\'s now fixed.
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Multumesc. :)
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this is really useful....
Thanks very much!
really simple and working as well
Thanks Alot
Mind Blowing . . .
I have one requirement,
Is it possible to go back to a perticular page by using its any property identification?
Thanks
Gurunath
How do I make It go back to same location on page ???
How do I make It go back to same location on page ???
This great but not working in Google chrome and some versions of mozila
That's great , but if we have tab option in my page and one tab decalre the pop up then it will not work?
ytuu
Thanks Alot
thank u very much!
you have solved my big problem.
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Walla Walla kya karti
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