window.history.go()

chohanpk

can i use history object like this in javascript window.history.go('http://www.google.com') becoz syntax in tutorial is " The go() method loads a specific page in the history list. Syntax history.go(number|URL) " Chohan

Chohan

MatrixCoder

You can use both. See here.

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chohanpk

here is my code but only "window.history.go(-1)" works. on onclick event of button. Note:when i posted msg onclick replace with removed.so insted of removed here is onclick in code function gone() { window.history.go(-1) //window.history.go('http://www.google.com') //Go to nearest URL in history list with "javascriptkit.com" in the URL. }

Chohan

MatrixCoder

Is there more than one page in your history?

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chohanpk

yeah .first i opend google page in browser then my on page.but it didnt open google page again when i click on button

Chohan

MatrixCoder

Try changing window.history.go(-1) to window.history.go(-2).

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chohanpk

oh no.i dont wana give here number.-2 will also work.but i want to give here any "url".plz see the lines which are in comments in code

Chohan

MatrixCoder

Then you might want to use some thing like this:

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Bradml

How about doing his the normal way and have: document.location = "http://google.com";

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