> Is there any way in straight HTML to get the page referred from and make
> a link out of it? Or is scripting languages, like my favorite, PHP, the
> only way to do that?
SSI (Server Side Include) *might* be able to do it, and doesn't really
quality as a scripting language in my book.
You could use JavaScript to go "back", which is client-side, not
server-side.
The HTTP_REFERER is actually an encvironment variable set by the web-server
(or not, if configured that way) I think, so you don't really need a whole
full-blown scripting language to get it, technically... Though who or what
may have provided just Environment variables, I dunno...
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