Once a user submits a form, if they attempt to navigate back to the expired form (via the back button), they will instead be rerouted to a server side page other than the expired form. Netscape supports a cache feature in the META tags to support this, but Internet Explorer does not.

For more information, please check 4guysfromrolla article Rewiring the Back Button

In my opinion, you can put the following script on your page to effectively disable the back button on browsers:

HTML Code That Uses JavaScript:

<FORM>
<input type="button" value="Button" name="B3" onClick="javascript:history.back(1)">
</FORM>

The following HTML code adds a hyperlink that retraces the Web browser's history:

<a href="JavaScript:history.back(1)">go back</a>

Hope it helps.

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