JavaScript Tips (third episode)

Tip III How to use history and forward on a Web page

Let's take a look at a syntax that lets you browse through different files, and we're going to talk about back () and forward (), if you have a link in your own file that returns to the previous link file in your own file, and the Netscope browser provides The button function is not the same. For example, in my file, a normal link is connected to something that we think will be the source of the file, called the link back, and the return button in Netscape's browser returns to the previous link in your history, so different JavaScript can provide similar The function of the back button in Netscape, try this link, you can feel the return, this syntax looks like this:

Above you can also write directly to History.go (-1) and History.go (1)