Return to the page?

Question

Is there a way for the page to return the page to load using javascript or php?

+2

Amy 01 oct. '09 at 2:40

4 answers

Yes, use history.go(-1)

in Javascript.

For bonus points, make sure there is actually a page to return to before invoking it, such as this question suggests .

+4

Jed smith 01 oct. '09 at 2:44

$(function() { history.go(-1); });

+1

Joe chung 01 oct. '09 at 4:15

ok another solution:

<body onload='history.go(-1);'>

0

Oliver Leuyim Angel 04 nov. 16 at 21:24

Frankie · Accepted Answer · 2009-10-01T02:46:39+0000

PHP is server side, so no. The page will be delivered to the client and when it reaches the client, the browser will need to go back.

You have two options. Javascript or HTML meta tags.

An example javascript mootools would be something like this:

window.addEvent('domready', function() {
   history.go(-1);
});

You can also post it in HTML meta tags

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;url=http://example.net">

Hope this helps! Be aware that this behavior tends to be confusing to the user and should be used with caution.