I am creating a series of sales funnel pages in which the user navigates through a sequence by saying yes or no to an offer, but I want an av_button on each page which says ‘Back’ and which causes the browser to go back a page. I can’t hardwire it the way I can with the ‘Next’ ot ‘Yes’ button, because there are multiple entry points to some pages.
I’ve found a php snippet as follows, I don’t know whether it works.
<?php
$url = htmlspecialchars($_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’]);
echo “back“;
?>
but how can I create an OnClick event or whatever for the button. It would be handy to have that as a dropdown menu choice.
Even a way to dynamically set the url would be helpful, by storing the last url to a variable then assigning it etc, not ideal though.
Hi twdlewis!
I think this thread will help you: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8067510/onclick-javascript-to-make-browser-go-back-to-previous-page – i.e. try:
<a href="javascript: history.go(-1)" class="button">Back</a>
Best regards,
Peter