jamesclinton
Jan 10th, 2008, 06:17 AM
SWF displays the page where you clicked the browser back button on after an Ajax event occurs.
If using SWF transitions there is no prob.
(Based on SWF2.0-M2)
For Example:
1. You have a drop down menu (selectOneMenu) which has a nested <a4j:support /> tag on Page1.
2. You next execute a SWF action to goto Page2.
3. If you then use the browser 'back' button (now back on Page1)..
4. And change the drop down item to trigger an AJAX request. Page2 is redisplayed.
If using SWF transitions there is no prob.
(Based on SWF2.0-M2)
For Example:
1. You have a drop down menu (selectOneMenu) which has a nested <a4j:support /> tag on Page1.
2. You next execute a SWF action to goto Page2.
3. If you then use the browser 'back' button (now back on Page1)..
4. And change the drop down item to trigger an AJAX request. Page2 is redisplayed.