IE7 back button is not working on one click

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Dears,
i have a web application and i'm running it on IE7
but recently i have noticed a problem when clicking the back button
of the browser while using the application only.
it's not redirecting back to the previous page
what i can see is that it redirects back and then to the page i was in.

I didn't face this problem in firefox,

any ideas of how i can solve this problem.
i have to use IE and not any other browser.

Posted 18-Nov-12 5:41am

Sandra Ha

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-11-18T08:57:00

We can't help you. The browser goes back to the last step, if you did a postback, then it goes back to the same page, previous step. There is no reason whatsoever for it to behave differently in IE, and unless you explain exactly what the pages are doing and how they are different, there's really no other answer to give. To get each page to be one view only, perform all operations with AJAX, so there's only one page request.