GammonSite's Browser button is one of the most unique tools available anywhere. It allows you to surf the web without ever leaving our site. Simply type or copy and paste the web address and click on the second arrow. To close, click on the blue X.

The browser button produces a pop-up window to save references or view comments. If you have a pop-up blocker installed, or use a browser that automatically blocks pop-ups, the button may not work as intended. To prevent the pop-up from being suppressed, hold down the CTRL key while clicking on the button.

Yes. However if you need to look at the course to answer the next question on the test, make sure that you write your answers down on a note pad. Using the back button on the browser will reset all of your answers to "A".

If a recording is being used in one or more vTags, it cannot be deleted, as it would break those tags. However, if you really want to remove it, you can use the vTag Browser to delete the tags it's used in, then go to the Recordings Browser to delete the recording.

Method 1. This will cause a postback on button click in response to which we will send some script to close the window. Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Use the Attribute collections i.e use Attributes of button control to add client side JavaScript code

It is recommended that you use the Menu functions in Web Advisement and Registration, not that back button.

The Browser back button in OWL-Space is designed to move backward to the Tool (the items listed on the left hand side menu) that you were using previously. If you are trying to go to the previous page within a tool, please click on the little up arrow that is at the top of the box in the center section of the screen. This up arrow should be located to the left of the title of the tool that you are currently using.

When navigating through myUFL it is best to avoid using the back button in the browser navigation bar. Instead, use the navigation links within the web browser window.

You can't. The browser's history cannot be modified. However, you can use location.replace(url); in some browsers to replace the current page in the history.

UPS Internet Shipping maintains your shipment data throughout your shipping transaction. In order to secure and avoid any loss of your shipment data and provide for a smoother shipping process overall, you should not use the browser's back button but instead use the navigational elements within the Web page, such as the buttons on the UPS toolbar and text links.

If you have logged in as a member or an advertiser then once you click a 'Submit' button the action cannot be undone by clicking your browser's 'Go back' button. Wherever this occurs in the site there is a special 'go back' option provided on the page. Click that and you will be returned to the previous page. Then, if it is appropriate, you will be able to review and change what you did when you previously visited the page.

Select a scene in the top browse box of the Scene Browser and then click on the Scene Copy button. This copies basic scene info, as well as related cast and production item information, to a new scene. THIS DOES NOT CREATE A DYNAMIC LINK! -- Later changes in the parent scene are not reflected in the copied scene. Likewise, changes made in the copied version of the scene are not changed in the original parent.

It's possible that you opened a new browser window without realizing it. Sometimes when you click a Web page link, the page instructs your browser to display the new page in a completely new browser window. This new window sometimes covers the previous window. Try minimizing or closing the browser window you're viewing to see whether the other window appears.

Because of the way Jobhawk and many other advanced websites operate, the best means to navigate the site is by using the navigation bar and links within the site. You can access all pages of the site this way or by using our Site Map. You should not use your browser's "Back" button for site navigation.

When a musical example is played or stopped, a new page with the music is loaded into a frame in your browser. Thus, when you click the "Back" button on your browser, those frames will be referenced first, and not the main page of the site. Thus, moving to a previous page may require a few extra clicks on the "Back" button.

In Project Mentor version 2 we enhanced the user interface so that when you jump from a lesson or reference page to a terminology definition, Project Mentor can return you to your original page position and not the top of page (as with version 1). To jump back to the correct place within a lesson or reference, simply use the 'L' or 'R' buttons within the title bar instead of the back button.

Answer: Try and reinstall Portello, if it still doesn't work there may be is some security issues, check your account on your computer. Answer: You or we have missed the big point how to use Portello. You surf to the page you want to edit. Then you put the page in Edit mode. Portello determines if it is a framed page, all pages will be editable as long they are html files, not PHP or asp.

It is for your convenience to login again with a different userid if you have more than one account. It also serves the purpose of preventing others to change/view your setting as login is required before you can go to any other pages.