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your code run fine<br />
if you click to a link in your page and come back it, you don't add a new history
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your code run fine
if you click to a link in your page and come back it, you don't add a new history

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I was using the browser back buttons to return to the page. &nbsp;When retyping the site in the address bar the count automatically updated. &nbsp;I told you I was NEW to Javascript. &nbsp;Thanks a lot man!
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I was using the browser back buttons to return to the page.  When retyping the site in the address bar the count automatically updated.  I told you I was NEW to Javascript.  Thanks a lot man!

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LOL. &nbsp;No problem. &nbsp;I'm happy to assist.
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LOL.  No problem.  I'm happy to assist.

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I am very new to javascript and have written a very simple code displaying the number of pages stored in the history object. &nbsp;My problem is that no matter how many times I leave and return or refresh, the number stays at 1? &nbsp;I need it to update automatically when I movbe to another page and then return.<br />
&lt;SCRIPT LANGUAGE=&quot;JavaScript&quot;&gt;<br />
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document.write(&quot;Number of pages currently visited: &quot;&nbsp;+ history.length);<br />
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&lt;/SCRIPT&gt;<br />
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Please help or direct me to where I may find the answer.
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I am very new to javascript and have written a very simple code displaying the number of pages stored in the history object.  My problem is that no matter how many times I leave and return or refresh, the number stays at 1?  I need it to update automatically when I movbe to another page and then return.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

document.write("Number of pages currently visited: " + history.length);

</SCRIPT>

Please help or direct me to where I may find the answer.

help with history object

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.