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Make sure to put that on the page before the one you want people to remain on. So if a user clicks from Page 1 to Page 2 and you want them to stay on Page 2, add the code to Page 1.

Another trick you can do is to simple replace the previous page in history with the current page. So when they go back, the history page will actually be the same page. You can do that by using:

    location.replace(this)

Another way is to simply load a new window and to set the new window to not have a toolbar. So if there is a particular set of pages that you want to ensure the user cannot click Back on, just load the first page in that process in a new window with no toolbars.

So even though there is technically no way to disable the Back button in an Internet browser, you can use some JavaScript tricks to get a similar result. Enjoy!