History.go (-1) parsing in different browsers

<a href= "#" onclick= "History.go ( -1)" > Back </a>

Click "Back" link, under Ie,firefix, History.go (-1) can play the role of back, but under Chrome does not work, with History.go (-2) to take effect.

Later, it was found that parsing in Ie,firefix to perform the onclick event, i.e. executing the history.go (-1) page, skipped the href without executing the <a> tag, but under Chrome, not only did the OnClick event, but also executed the <a> the href of the tag. Therefore, add the return false to the OnClick event to prevent the <a> tag href from triggering. That

<a href= "#" onclick= "History.go (-1); Return Fasle "> Back </a>

Or:

<a href= "javascript:void (0)" onclick= "History.go ( -1)" > Back </a>

Excerpted from http://blog.163.com/yiran_5467/blog/static/10821326201272212416782/

History.go (-1) parsing in different browsers