Redirecting html page with javascript

Question

I have a combo-box which redirects a user to a specific page. To redirect, if I use

window.location.href = ...

when they hit back, it automatically redirects again. And if I use

window.location.replace (...)

they can't go back, because the history gets replaced with the new page.

I would have thought it's a fairly common scenario, so just wanted to ask if anyone knows a trick I'm missing?

Thanks

Answer 1

just check position of your syntax.
put it inside some function or event.
use below syntax :
window.location = "your_url";

Answer 2

Ok, finally figured it out. Turns out the jquery MultiSelect I'm using seems to preserve it's value so when I go 'back' into the browse, the MultiSelect kicks off an event as though it's been selected, which kicks off the redirect :( Fixed now by clearing the selected item and then redirecting.

Answer 3

尝试使用select的onchange事件，以便在用户更新值之前不会发生重定向。

Answer 4

  <script language='javascript'>window.location='index.php'</script>

有用...

Answer 5

Try this way

before u do window.location.url do like..

if (!window.flag) window.location.url
window.flag=true;

So after u instructed for redict, ur resetting the flag.. so when u hit back buttion on the new page.. it goes to the old page.. but doesnt rediect