Truly, Really, Actually logging out on web

Session authentication enabled for single server.

using thisdb.nsf?logout

have tried a zillion javascript solutions suggested in this forum.

Yet, in firefox, if I hit back arrow, I still see the last page I was on, on which I clicked log out. If I go to do anything, I realize I truly am logged out, but that’s not good enough for some users – they are used to the kind of total clearing they get in web banking, and think it’s a security lapse that the back arrow still “lets them into” the site.

So any ideas (aside from telling users to close the window?) Domino web mail seems to have done it somehow. When you log out, you can’t go back.

Subject: Truly, Really, Actually logging out on web…

Firefox caches the rendered version of a site for faster back/forward navigation. Disabling this caching technique is probably not a valid option in any way.

It could be, that this sort of caching is influenced by HTTP cache-control headers (like must-revalidate), but even if, this would have to be applied to pages before logging out. Once your on the logout screen, it’s too late already.

Could well be that there are other options I’m simply not aware of.