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So I thought this script was pretty straight forward:
<a id="BackButtonlnk" href="#" class="white" onClick="history.go(-1)"></a>
When I click it it briefly shows the previous page but just looks like it refreshes
and you never end up at the previous page.
Try adding “; return false” to your onclick.
I think what’s happening is the onclick fires (trying to go to the previous page), and then the browser tries to go to “(current page)#” (note the “#”), and essentially refreshes the original page. Thus, it appears that it’s going back and forth – because it is.