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Possible to "turn off" browsers back button?

 
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Hi!
Just wondering if anybody knows how to make the browsers back button "turn dead/off/not working"? For IE, netscape?
 
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You can use some java script to do that but you cannot disable it completely as users still can right click and get the back button this way
 
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You can put onUnload="history.forward()" in the body tag or use it like it is here:
kill back button
Nasty trick, but it usually works..

[ October 04, 2002: Message edited by: Sam Smoot ]
 
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maybe this topic should be its own forum... if the google search dissuades people, at least they could just click on the 'back button' forum..
 
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Nasty but brilliant sam:-) Thx alot:-)
[ October 07, 2002: Message edited by: age spets ]
 
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