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JavaScript Back Button
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JavaScript Back Button
http://www.scriptomizers.com/javascript/back_button
Simulate your browser's back button with either links of form buttons using JavaScript.
JavaScript > Scripts and Programs > Links and Buttons
Oct 12, 2006
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JavaScript, you can call on the functions Back, Forward, and Reload from within your webpage.
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This script is fully customizable. You are free to use your own image files for the graphical symbol, and your own CSS properties to control the display of the Magic Link.
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For general purpose use, image sites, or captive pages where you want a message to show in the browser status bar rather than the link address -- Link Cloaker also makes the code for those slick status bar rollovers.
Great for use with ClickBank and other affiliate programs, too -- to help prevent "link high-jacking" and sales theft. Save just two or three sales, and the Cloaker pays for itself!
Great for use with ClickBank and other affiliate programs, too -- to help prevent "link high-jacking" and sales theft. Save just two or three sales, and the Cloaker pays for itself!
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This script creates a button that takes the user back to the browser's default homepage when clicked on. Not exactly practical, but definitely fun to have on your webpage! Developers, check the Developer's View to see the technique used that helped make this script work in IE as well!
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The real disadvantage of this implementation is the number of independent graphics that need to be downloaded; four for each button (three button states and a help text), plus the 'blank' LCD panel and the right-hand endcap. The graphics in this example are relatively small, having been saved as JPEGs, but one of the factors that slows down page loading is the overhead of making connections, so the sheer number of graphics used may make this technique unsuitable except when you can be certain of good connectivity, or you can make intelligent use of cacheing. You could also leave out the 'onClick' handler and associated images, which would reduce the number of distinct images that need to be downloaded at no great aesthetic cost.
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