How To Disable Back/Forward Button

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How can i disable back and forward navigation of client's browser in asp.net through C# code
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Posted 9-Jan-12 6:01am

Vijay Kr Sharma

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Agree with Bob, check this Tip/Trick
Browser back button issue after logout[^]

Posted 9-Jan-12 7:06am

thatraja

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BobJanova · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-09T06:43:00

Don't. This is very annoying and the user will find a way around it (or stop using your site and visit a less annoying competitor's).

Instead, you should write your app in such a way that it can cope with moving to any page at any time. Most pages can be cached; set Cache-Control and Expires headers to allow this, and it will work as the user expects. If a page is really one-time-critical or security-critical, make it non-cachable (through headers) and have the page code check whether the application is in the right state, and display an error or a redirect (a real HTTP 303 type one) if not.