if today isn't yesterday, reload now!
Monday, 18. April 2005, 17:11:14
I need some input here. It is very clear to me why http://www.milanrecords.com/ is constantly reloading in Opera, it's because of the following statement:
if (window.history.current != window.history.previous)
window.location.reload();
which is literally telling the browser "if this page is not the same as the previous page you visited, then reload".
The big question is: why did someone write that? Is it meant as a sort of "back button disabler" script? What browser are they targetting anyway? Because Opera gets stuck in a loop, FireFox throws an exception and in IE6 both properties are undefined?? I won't understand the purpose of this code even if I think about it while today is different from yesterday..
if (window.history.current != window.history.previous)
window.location.reload();
which is literally telling the browser "if this page is not the same as the previous page you visited, then reload".
The big question is: why did someone write that? Is it meant as a sort of "back button disabler" script? What browser are they targetting anyway? Because Opera gets stuck in a loop, FireFox throws an exception and in IE6 both properties are undefined?? I won't understand the purpose of this code even if I think about it while today is different from yesterday..
WIDGETIZE
Fatimah # 18. April 2005, 17:11
Post this in the forum you will get the most professional answer and fast
João Eiras # 1. November 2006, 04:05
Year and a half later, that website still has the same problem !