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Gary Hasler
I have a full page of thumbnails linked to home plan pages. I'm adding
a mouseover/mouseout effect to the table cells, plus a onclick event to
permanently set the cell background to indicate the user's latest
choice. This is in addition to the normal A HREF link, and seems to
work fine. I set up anchors (A name="") on the thumbnail page, and the
"Back to Plans" link from the home plan page contains a hash (#) to
scroll the page down and also re-highlight the appropriate table cell.
This works great if the user uses my link to return to the thumbnail
page. But what I would REALLY like is if it also worked if they click
their browser's Back button instead! Can anyone think of a way to do
this? I know the browser remembers certain things about the previous
page, such as contents of form fields and where the user has scrolled
to.
The test page is at:
http://www.thelogconnection.com/stock_plansx.html
a mouseover/mouseout effect to the table cells, plus a onclick event to
permanently set the cell background to indicate the user's latest
choice. This is in addition to the normal A HREF link, and seems to
work fine. I set up anchors (A name="") on the thumbnail page, and the
"Back to Plans" link from the home plan page contains a hash (#) to
scroll the page down and also re-highlight the appropriate table cell.
This works great if the user uses my link to return to the thumbnail
page. But what I would REALLY like is if it also worked if they click
their browser's Back button instead! Can anyone think of a way to do
this? I know the browser remembers certain things about the previous
page, such as contents of form fields and where the user has scrolled
to.
The test page is at:
http://www.thelogconnection.com/stock_plansx.html