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  1. Thank you F1Fan. I will try to work with bread-crumbs...hope for the best.
  2. sorry for late reply i tried it out..but it is working only for the first link, whatever we click
  3. Thank you F1Fan for your reply. I got the idea that you meant by the code snippets. But I am a little confused that from where the getURLString() and checkForURLUpdates() functions call from? Here you mention about only one function, checkForFeatureActionUpdates() for repetative call. In my javascript page I have defined a number of functions like drafts(src,mail_id,to,subj,mes), uploading(src,attach). How that is possible? How we can call different functions on browser back button click? How can we define checkForFeatureActionUpdates() function?
  4. I just want to go back to the page where i come from...in simple web pages without giving any additional function calls, by clicking on the browser back button it will navigate to the previous page...but when we are using ajax to load a division of the web page, the page url remains the same..it wont change....by click on the browser back button nothing will happen....then how will i go back to the previous state? Here am using different function calls for different anchor link like this: <a href="#inbox" onclick="javascript:view_inbox('inbox');">Inbox</a> <a href="#sentitems" onclick="javascript:view_sent('sentitems');">Sent Items</a> The functions view_inbox() and view_sent() leads to different php pages with different number of arguments myAjax.open("GET","admin_mail.php?src="+src,true); myAjax.send(null); In that case how the javascript part works when we click the back button?
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