Ok, hopefully I have worded this in a way that you can understand. I'll start off by saying my website has a landing page of http://www.mywebsite.com/PageOne.aspx
On PageOne.aspx, I have a link to another page: http://www.mywebsite.com/PageTwo.aspx
On PageTwo.aspx, I have an link to the following:
<a href="http://www.mywebsite.com/MyFiles/testfile.pdf">Attachment</a>
The /MyFiles/ directory is actually a virtual directory which points to a file server that holds many other files (PDF, jpeg, doc, etc.).
When I navigate to PageTwo.aspx from PageOne.aspx, I can click "back" and still get to PageOne.aspx (my browser history is ok). When I click on the link on PageTwo.aspx, the PDF opens in the same window...then I can click "back" to get back to PageTwo.aspx, but I can't click "back" again to get to PageOne.aspx (it seems like my browser history has been reduced by one page).
Does anyone have any ideas why this happens? I can only imagine that this happens because of the virtual directory since I can't duplicate this problem if the PDF resides on the same server as my .aspx pages. If that is the case, does anyone know how to get around this and still have my PDF reside on the file server (virtual directory)?
Thanks!