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Hello pmdev and all,

just a small change, but maybe hard to implement, of a behaviour I find a bit annoying.

  • actual behaviour If I go from page A to page B and then I vote for some node the page refresh afeter hitting the stumbit buttom. So if I use the Back button of the browser I find myself still in page B

  • desired behaviour I vote for some node in page B and if I go back in history with the browser I land in A
We discused a bit in the chat this morning and I realized that here (thankfully and hopefully) JS is almost restricted for security reasons. But anyway there are two possible approaches:
  • make the vote something inline within the page as suggested by an uberwise monk, so that clicking the voting button does not reload the page via a submit button but records the vote

  • use the OnSubmit (or whatever is called) to remove the page from browser history
Do you thing it is something worth to implement?

L*

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In reply to feauture request: remove page where I voted from browser history by Discipulus

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