.NET equivalent to Java History.Back()

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James W. Cross - 06 Jan 2005 23:19 GMT

I have a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button on a Web Form using VB .NET (lang.
no matter here). In the Click event (e.g. Button1_Click) I do various
things (db updates, etc.) and after all is done I want to go the user's
previous URL (just like history.back(-1)). Specifically, I want the code
that accomplishes the "back" to actually be part (at the end) of the
Button1_Click subroutine. Is this possible? Does this make sense?

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James W. Cross - 06 Jan 2005 23:23 GMT

Sorry for the duplications. I'm new at newsgroups.
Main problem was that my email in the original problem definition was wrong.
The right email is crossjw@ndak.net (like it says below). Thanks,

Jim

>I have a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button on a Web Form using VB .NET
>(lang. no matter here). In the Click event (e.g. Button1_Click) I do
>various things (db updates, etc.) and after all is done I want to go the
>user's previous URL (just like history.back(-1)). Specifically, I want
>the code that accomplishes the "back" to actually be part (at the end) of
>the Button1_Click subroutine. Is this possible? Does this make sense?

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Scott M. - 07 Jan 2005 00:29 GMT

You should never post your real email address in a newsgroup. You will wind
up receiving more spam as a result of it. Besides, most people aren't going
to email you personally with a response, they will just post a reply in the
NG.

> Sorry for the duplications. I'm new at newsgroups.
> Main problem was that my email in the original problem definition was
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>>the code that accomplishes the "back" to actually be part (at the end) of
>>the Button1_Click subroutine. Is this possible? Does this make sense?

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.NET equivalent to Java History.Back()

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