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1 Jul 2007 08:42:26 -0600 |
Hi,
I have a form on my site which when filled out incorrectly opens an error page.
I have added a navigation button underneath which I have linked back to the
page with the form on so users can correct whatever is missing. The trouble is
that the form is then blank, meaning they would have to retype everything
again. If I click the back button I am taken back to the form page with the
content still there. Is it possible to create a link for the button that
behaves the same way as the back button?? And just to add, I am a total buffoon
when it comes to html, so very basic instruction would be appreciated lol.
Thanks,
James
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Sun, 01 Jul 2007 10:57:30 -070 |
To "go back" one page in NOF...
- In the box where you normally assign a link, click the Link Type
drop-down and select External Link.
- In the New Link drop-down, select javascript.
- In the box to the right, enter this: javascript:history.back()
Laurence
Lagerdrinker wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a form on my site which when filled out incorrectly opens an error
page.
> I have added a navigation button underneath which I have linked back to the
> page with the form on so users can correct whatever is missing. The trouble
is
> that the form is then blank, meaning they would have to retype everything
> again. If I click the back button I am taken back to the form page with the
> content still there. Is it possible to create a link for the button that
> behaves the same way as the back button?? And just to add, I am a total
buffoon
> when it comes to html, so very basic instruction would be appreciated lol.
> Thanks,
> James
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1 Jul 2007 17:47:51 -0600 |
Hi Laurence,
Thanks for the reply, worked a treat.
Thanks very much.
James
On Sun, Jul 1 2007 7:57 pm, LBA <webdesigns@no2spamabramsnet.com> said:
>To "go back" one page in NOF...
>
>- In the box where you normally assign a link, click the Link Type
>drop-down and select External Link.
>- In the New Link drop-down, select javascript.
>- In the box to the right, enter this: javascript:history.back()
>
>Laurence
>
>
>Lagerdrinker wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I have a form on my site which when filled out incorrectly opens an
error page.
>> I have added a navigation button underneath which I have linked back to
the
>> page with the form on so users can correct whatever is missing. The
trouble is
>> that the form is then blank, meaning they would have to retype
everything
>> again. If I click the back button I am taken back to the form page with
the
>> content still there. Is it possible to create a link for the button
that
>> behaves the same way as the back button?? And just to add, I am a total
buffoon
>> when it comes to html, so very basic instruction would be appreciated
lol.
>> Thanks,
>> James
>>
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