I clicking on Back button of browser , it should go to the previous page

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Hi Friends ,

I am using VS 2008,ASP.NET,C#.NET.
I have a report with drill down feature in grid in web application.
i am using a same webpage for different click options(account group,subgroup,head account) of the same report page.
Suppose I am in webpage accounts.aspx
Now I am opening this report rptDisplay.aspx.
When I click on the account group, grid is filled as group wise .
When clicking on subgroup , grid is filled as subgroup wise .
When clicking on Back button of Browser , then it redirects to accounts.aspx page.
This is the present scenario.

But my requirement is when I clicking on Back button of browser , it should go to the previous rptDisplay.aspx with group selection dat.

How can we implement this?

Thanks in advance
George N t

Posted 4-Feb-14 18:51pm

george@84

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JoCodes 5-Feb-14 1:10am

Any scripts you added for handling Handling BackButton click for browser?

george@84 5-Feb-14 1:33am

I havent add any Script to handle backbutton

JoCodes 5-Feb-14 1:51am

Usually if not explicitly handling it, the default behaviour is to Navigate to the PostBack Page itself instead of to the Previous Navigated Page.

sri senthil kumar 5-Feb-14 4:37am

hope u can handle this in window.unload (javascript) event... please try. It gives you option to handle the browser back button too.

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