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6.2

> difference between keyboard backarrow and history.back<

Asked by cmuir in JavaScript

Tags: javascript, backarrow, between, difference

Hi,

I am using "javascript:history.back()" to go back a page on my site - not revolutionary I know but have hit the situation where it doesn't do the same as presing the back arrow on my keyboard.

I have a simple frameset 'header' and below it the 'main' body the back arrow is in my header but is quite happy to move back pages if my 'main' frame has changed. That is until my 'main' frame goes to an Secure page (https: on a different server). Then it returns 'page
cannot be displayed' error message (as it tries to go back to my http server) but the back arrow on my keybaord works OK.

Anyone help me rectify this and/or explain the difference between the two operations?

Regards

Charlie
 
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