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disabling refresh, f5 on a webpage Posted by: Rayees Afroz Mohammed on June 30, 2006 DIGG I want to disable refresh and f5 option for few webpages on my webapplication running through servlet and JSP on tomcat server. Thank you in advance.

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Re: disabling refresh, f5 on a webpage Posted by: Kaede Jiang on July 01, 2006 in response to Message #212618 disable F5 you can user javascript <script language="javascript"> function document.onkeydown() { if ( event.keyCode==116) { event.keyCode = 0; event.cancelBubble = true; return false; } } </script> i test it in MS IE 6.

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it worked Posted by: Rayees Afroz Mohammed on July 02, 2006 in response to Message #212695 thanks. it works. any idea how to stop ctrl+r??

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