need help in C#.net.

[toubuddy]

dear how do we disable the back and forward button on internet explorer.

[RedSon]

dear how do we disable the back and forward button on internet explorer.

What did your google search yield?

[Plater]

"stopping" the back/forward buttons generally means you don't want pages saved that people can cycle through.
That would be the Cache settings for your page.

[toubuddy]

"stopping" the back/forward buttons generally means you don't want pages saved that people can cycle through.
That would be the Cache settings for your page.

ya i understand platter....ok let me put my query in another fashion.....sup pose i am loggen in to a site of my own by just entering a username and password in a page and then i m getting a welcome message if the login was successfull on another page then if i click back button from internet explorer then value should be lost as it happens in some banks application when we try to press the back button.

[toubuddy]

"stopping" the back/forward buttons generally means you don't want pages saved that people can cycle through.
That would be the Cache settings for your page.

ya i understand platter....ok let me put my query in another fashion.....sup pose i am loggen in to a site of my own by just entering a username and password in a page and then i m getting a welcome message if the login was successfull on another page then if i click back button from internet explorer then value should be lost as it happens in some banks application when we try to press the back button.

[Plater]

Yeah that would be the cache settings for the page.

Use

Response.Cache.SetNoStore();

On any pages that you don't want to be cached.

[Frinavale]

ya i understand platter....ok let me put my query in another fashion.....sup pose i am loggen in to a site of my own by just entering a username and password in a page and then i m getting a welcome message if the login was successfull on another page then if i click back button from internet explorer then value should be lost as it happens in some banks application when we try to press the back button.

In your Page_Load you can check if the user is logged in...if so, you could automatically redirect the user to wherever they should be after logging in.

[Plater]

In your Page_Load you can check if the user is logged in...if so, you could automatically redirect the user to wherever they should be after logging in.

Yes, you would need to do that in-conjunction with the nostore cache.