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History.length Property

Name

History.length Property---number of elements in history array

Availability

Navigator 2.0, implemented but nonfunctional in Internet Explorer 3.0

Synopsis

history.length

Description

The length property specifies the number of elements there are in the history object. This value is usually only useful in Navigator 3.0 when the data-tainting security model is implemented, and the actual array of URLs is accessible through the History object.

In Internet Explorer 3.0, the length property always returns 0.

See Also

"History"

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