I did some work on some PHP page, like saving the data, and then jumping to another page. However, if you back in the browser, you will be back to the previous page and then the operation is repeated. Is there any way to avoid this problem?
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is to let the browser not save history, even if the "back" list is empty, so the "back" function is nominally blocked
is to let the browser not save history, even if the "back" list is empty, so the "back" function is nominally blocked
Thanks for the answer. I would like to ask, do not allow users to back off will appear too blunt, eccentric, in the mature site is how to avoid this problem, I put the operation on a separate page without the design of the display interface?
Open a new window to stop the user from going back.
After saving the data with Location.replace (' new page '), method jump can
