Re: FLASH: OT-Small JavaScript question

[Randy Kato]

Hi Shaun,


Sometimes 'history.back();' isn't enough. You may need to use

'parent.history.back();' especially if you're using (HTML) frames. Also don't

forget the semicolon at the end.


Good luck!

Randy


Shaun Brazier wrote:


> Hi,

> Really daft question but it's driving me crazy.

> What is the script for the browser "back" button?

>

> In Dreamweaver I have been attaching the behaviour "Call JavaScript" to a

> "back" button.  In the dialog box I have been writing "history.back(1)"

> without the inverted comma's.  Is this not correct??

> If it is, why does it not work.  I click the button and the page seems to

> take a while going nowhere.

>

> TIA for any help on this and sorry for the annoying kind of off topic.

>

> Cheers

> Shaun Brazier


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