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    Masood Ahmed
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    hi all, there is problem with atlas pls can any one solve it one thing which i fond is that when i click the Back BUTTON of internet explorer (IE) and i move back to previous page i h lost all the values in different control on this page now user have to add new value again on this page if he only came back just to change a single value do any one have solution of this problem Thanks for anticipation Regards Masood Ahmed

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      hi all, there is problem with atlas pls can any one solve it one thing which i fond is that when i click the Back BUTTON of internet explorer (IE) and i move back to previous page i h lost all the values in different control on this page now user have to add new value again on this page if he only came back just to change a single value do any one have solution of this problem Thanks for anticipation Regards Masood Ahmed

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      The back button makes the browser go back to the previous page. Atlas, and javascript/AJAX in general, do work client side without every doing a postback. That means, you guessed it, pages are never loaded so the forward and back buttons on the browser do not work. That and linking are the major drawbacks of AJAX. As far as I know there is no way to make the browser's back button work in a way you describe. However, you could make a back button on the page itself to do this. There is no guaruntee that the user won't try to use the browser back button though. AJAX is very cool and powerful when used properly, with a problem like you are having perhaps you should reevaluate whether you should use AJAX or not.

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