Implementing the "Back" button with JavaScript John D. Mitchell content introduction This skill teaches you how to let your readers can jump back from the current page to their previously viewed pages.
Whether you really want to have a magical button, you can put it anywhere in your HTML document, so that your readers can jump from the current page to the previously viewed page? Perhaps, you are not like me so lazy, but I want to have this thought is not surprising. When browsing the page is very long, I hate to move the mouse to the "back" button of the browser. Go Back
Oh, you have to pay attention to the following points:
This technique can only be valid in JavaScript browsers (such as Netscape Navigator). Use this tip to display the target URL in the status bar when the mouse moves to "Back", but:
This feature is only valid when the page is coming from a hot link chain. If you are tapping the URL or with a Java's showDocument () method to display the page, you will not display the target URL in the status bar.
