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Originally Posted by jamiemac2005
Hey, i've never seen a single way around this. Mainly because you have a middleman style page, is there any way to consolidate the pages into one?
Either that or checking the referring url to see if it was the referred to page:
Code:
<?
if($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']=="http://www.whatever.com/products6.htm")**
//go to the previous page...
}
?>
Then again if you have multiple pages you're coming from then that's going to be a little more effort.
Cheers,
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That is too much code for nothing. I thought there was a fix for it.
I tried the following:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url='producten6.htm'" />
This solves the doubleclick problem, only, something else occurs what is not acceptable. It redirects one time, but after 1 second it refreshes.
Check it out here:
http://www.exclusieve-babykleding.nl/producten6.htm
Cleck on any other link and then click back, you know what I mean.
I think I have to use php header location.
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WebDesignTuts We'll need the full code. You seem to be getting mixed up between JS and PHP.
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I think you seem to get mixed up by missing the point. Nobody is getting mixed up between JS and PHP. They can work together just fine. The point is the javascript.locatio redirect, which will just not work correctly for IE