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Newbie Question: how to implement a "Back" button or link ...?
Hi, all,
How to implement a "Back" button or link in the
Struts' jsp file?
Thanks.
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Re: Newbie Question: how to implement a "Back" button or link ...?
Posted by Erik Weber <er...@mindspring.com>.
There is more than one way to do it.
One way to do it on the server side is to track user navigation by
storing the (relative) URL of each page view (or some subset of them) as
an HttpSession attribute. Then your "back" button could trigger a Struts
action that forwards or redirects the user to whichever URL was stored
as the session attribute for "last viewed page". Using this strategy has
the advantage of allowing you to make sure the user sees valid data
(versus using the browser's own back button). It has the disadvantage of
programming complexity and probable extra memory consumption (but not
necessarily).
Erik
t t wrote:
>Hi, all,
>How to implement a "Back" button or link in the
>Struts' jsp file?
>Thanks.
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