Prevent the functionality of browser back button
In this post I will teach you how to prevent the functionality of browser back button.
Since, we have to prevent the back functionality of the browser, this can't be handled from the code-behind. This is the client functionality. So we need to so something at the client side.
So, we simply have to use javascript history object which is a part of the window object.
history object has 3 methods and 1 property.
history object methods:
In this post I will teach you how to prevent the functionality of browser back button.
Since, we have to prevent the back functionality of the browser, this can't be handled from the code-behind. This is the client functionality. So we need to so something at the client side.
So, we simply have to use javascript history object which is a part of the window object.
history object has 3 methods and 1 property.
history object methods:
- forward()- loads the next URL in the history list. It won't work if the next page does not exist in the history list.
- back()- loads the previous URL in the history list. It won't work if the previous page does not exist in the history list.
- go()- loads the specific URL from the history list. It accepts either int parameter or string parameter.
- length- returns the number of URL in the history list.
/*This is the function*/
function disableBackButton() {
window.history.forward()
}
/* call the function */
disableBackButton();
/* when the page loads again call the function */
window.onload=disableBackButton();
/* if the page is persisted than disable the back functionality */
window.onpageshow = function (evt) {
if (evt.persisted) disableBackButton()
}
/* do nothing on unload */
window.onunload = function () { void (0) }
NOTE: Place this code in the <script type=text/javascript></script> tag. The code should be placed on the page where the user see Log Out button.
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