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How to Disable the browser back button of JSF page

user575682Mar 5 2008 — edited Dec 5 2008
Hi,
I want to disable the back button of a browser, like even if the user clicks the back button of the page he should not navigate to the previous page, he should be in same page only i tried with
<script language="javaScript">
history.go(1);
</script>
But it is not working, when the user clicks the back button it is going to the previous page, Please help me on the same.

Thanks in Advance
Abraham

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odie_63
Answer
XMLParse is a SQL function, so you can't use a string literal longer than 4000 chars.

Instead, you may declare a PL/SQL VARCHAR2 variable, which can hold up to 32k characters, and then use the XMLType constructor : 
DECLARE

 xmlstr VARCHAR2(32767) := '<xml string here>';
 xmldoc xmltype;
 
BEGIN

 xmldoc := xmltype(xmlstr);
 INSERT INTO your_table(xml_data) VALUES(xmldoc);

END;
For strings longer than 32k, you'll probably have to load it from a file.
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