I've seen a similar topic on this list before, but perhaps my
situation is different. At any rate, the two javascript solutions I
looked up don't work, because the page is unknown. isn't working.

The Scenario:

On the following page, there's a link to http://coasst.org, which is
auto-redirected to http://depts.washington.edu/coasst (the homepage
for this latter URL is index.php):

http://www.birds.cornell.edu/citscitoolkit/conference/attendees/invited/litle

In IE (what else?), click the "Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey
Team (COASST)" link on the above page; once loaded, you cannot get
back to the www.birds.cornell.edu/etc. page by clicking the back
button (unless of course you just sit on the keyboard "back" keys!).

I don't think that "javascript:history.go(-2)" (-2 to get past the
page users go to before being redirected) will work because I
definitely do not want to enable this with a link the user must click.
I just want users to be able to go back out of the COASST site using
the back button or keyboard command.

How do I do this?

Marcus Duke
Webmaster/Info Specialist
UW Aquatic & Fishery Sciences


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