Page History

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The exposed page is always Runindex.html. This page can redirect all the traffic server side. Because each page is Runindex.html, it is not possible to have a history. Going back to a previous version of Runindex.html does a call that is being redirected to the current page.

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The jQuery Address plugin, which is supported from version IE6 and higher, has the possibility to detect the clicking on the navigation buttons of the browser. With an alert windows these are then blocked. This alert window contains information for the end user that explains why the browser buttons can not be used.

Example:

$.address.externalChange(function() { $('#my-hidden-button').click(); })

Option 3: Clicking an invisible button

By using javascript, a hidden button on the page can be clicked. This button then is modeled in studio, but needs to be marked with a presentationStyle, to be recognizable as this hidden button that corresponds to the navigation.

Option 4:

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Running in

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a portal

When login in a portal, you arrive at a launch page, which is a Liferay page. From there you start a flow as part of Liferay portleta portal widget. When navigating to the second page of this flow and pressing the back button you will arrive back at the launch page. When starting the same flow, the second page of the flow will still be open.

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