[rshelton]

Hello again....

Here is my next problem....When the user presses the back link on my web page, I would like all the information to previously enter to remain on the page once the page loads...

Can this be done without actually accessing the Database where the info is stored..?

I've noticed that when the back button on the browser is pressed, the info is still there....that is what I am looking for.

Thanks in advance...

[rshelton]

I did a search on Planetsourcecode.com and this is what I found--->

<INPUT type="image" src="<Url of back button image" onclick="window.history.back()">

This has the correct concept...I want to be able to use a hyperlink instead...

Still in need of some help...

[rshelton]

Ok..I researched a little further and found the following--->

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(-1)"> [Go Back]</A>

This work also, but it doesn't retain my data.....

Still looking...

[kvnband]

I know nothing about javascript, but have you tried

Code:

<a href="javascript:window.history.back()">Click To Go Back</a>

To me, it seems like this would be the correct way

Let me know
Kevin

[TwoD]

There is no guarantee that all entered info will still be there when going back to a site unless you save it in a cookie or database. A cookie would be easier to add but try waht kvnband posted, it should work.