RE: FLASH: help please

[Gavin Prior]

As far as I can tell - it's because as far as the browser is concerned you

are still on your first page (with the frames in) and are just changing the

content in your work frame.  So pressing the back button will of course,

take you to whatever you were looking at before your home site.


Put a "home" button on your pages (or preferably, on your frame with your

logo) so that the user doesn't have to click the back button.

Hope this helps.

:]me.

> -----Original Message-----

>

From: Kelly, Michael [SMTP:MKellycsr [dot] com [dot] au]

> Sent:	Tuesday, October 12, 1999 6:22 AM

>

To: 'flasherchinwag [dot] com'

> Subject:	FLASH: help please

> 

> This isn't actually related to flash but you seem like a very knowledgable

> bunch of people and i'm screwed. I have written some web pages involving

> asp

> etc that is used as a reporting system, we also have links to other sites

> like SMH and AFR and the white pages etc, but i always have it divided

> into

> two frames, the top one being a thin 20px high frame containg our logo and

> options involving our pages. The bigger frame represents the other page.

> Upon entering the home page of my site, if you were to choose to go to any

> of the other sites on the page and then upon reaching that site decided to

> come back, pressing the back button would not take you to my home site, it

> would completely skip the home site and go back to whatever site was

> before

> the home site.

> can anyone one tell me why it does this and how i can stop it?



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