User2085740027 posted
Here are Some way to avoid going back in a IE desktop browser .. try out whether this works in Pocket IE. 1) You can use the location replace method when changing the location. This replaces the current history location with the new location. <script language="JavaScript"><!--
if (document.images) location.replace('http://www.somewhere.com/apage.html'); else location.href = 'apage.html'; //--></script> 2) You can load the new location into another window, and then close the old window: In the first page: <script langauge="JavaScript"><!--
function newWindow(fileName,windowName) { msgWindow=window.open(fileName,windowName); } //--></script>
Open Window In the next window: <script language="JavaScript"><!-- function newWindow(fileName,windowName) { msgWindow=window.open(fileName,windowName); } function replaceURL(fileName)
{ newWindow(fileName,'window2'); self.close(); } //--></script>
change location 3) You can open a window without a toolbar: <script language="JavaScript"><!-- msgWindow=window.open('apage.html','windowName','toolbar=no'); //--></script> However, this does not totally stop the user from being able to
go back to the previous page. 4) You can add code to the previous page to force the browser to go forwards again: <script language="JavaScript"><!-- javascript:window.history.forward(1); //--></script>
