widget.getElementById("nextLink").setAttribute("href", "#topic2");
to the prev and next buttons everytime time the page loads set them. Never put #nextPage or #prevPage through the history manager.
Duncan
On Tuesday, 10 November 2009 21:15:38 UTC-6, Amir wrote:
-- On Tuesday, 10 November 2009 21:15:38 UTC-6, Amir wrote:
Hi,
I am developing a GWT application.
Inside my main GWT window I have an iFrame which loads a non gwt url.
The user can click on links inside the iFrame window to navigate to
other pages.
Now I want to provide back/forward functionality to move back and
forward between the pages loaded in the iFrame.
I tried using the standard history.back() technique and it works fine
on FF and IE but not on Chrome and Safari.
Does anyone know I can accomplish that across all browsers?
Many thanks,
Amir
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