Posted by hug on 12/20/05 04:32

"4psite" <coby.erez@gmail.com> wrote:

>I am creating (using php) an html page with many links.
>Clicking on a link open the link as _self.
>Clicking on the browser back button brings the prv html page (with the
>links,) but instead of getting it from the cache it will recreate it.
>My questiosn, how to avoid the re-creation of the php/html page and
>just to reload it from the cache.
>
>Thank you
>Coby

Caching is a user preference and the back button can't be assumed to
work the same on all browsers with all user settings. Why do you need
to concern yourself with the issue? Have you considered coding the
link as target=_blank? Then the original pageful of links is still
there. Some things have no "right" solution, but it's usually rude to
try to subvert user preferences.

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