a transaction is NOT the same as an ADDRESS. a transaction is either sending or receiving coins to or from the wallet. an ADDRESS is a newly generated address which is not done for transactions unless you have asked the wallet for a new address.
...Are you not familiar with the concept of change? Any time you send bitcoins from Bitcoin-Qt, unless you happen to be sending an amount that exactly matches a combination of inputs from your wallet, Bitcoin-Qt will automatically, silently, generate a new address in the background and send the change to that address.
in which case i would create a new backup after each address
No need. Thanks to the keypool, you only need to make a backup at least once every <keypool> addresses.
a transaction is stored on the block chain so its downloaded from other people should you need to restore it
The wallet doesn't store transactions. (well, it does, but that's not its main purpose, nor is it critical.) It stores keys for addresses. Yes, the transactions are in the blockchain, but this doesn't help you if you don't have the private key for an address.
next time do research before accusing a sr.member or being wrong
That is meaningless. All it means is that you've made a certain number of posts on the forum.
the OP asked about backing up after a transaction which is pointless. aslong as you have a backup with the addresses you use then your coverd,
now if you create a new address (which for some completly random reason were now covering) you should create a back up after generating each new address as a safety messures
As mentioned earlier, in the vast majority of transactions that you send, you will generate a new address for change. This is the same reason that you can't safely import a paper wallet into Bitcoin-Qt, spend from it, and then delete wallet.dat expecting the balance to remain on the paper wallet. And again, unless you set your keypool size to 1, there's no need to back your wallet up after every single new address you generate. It certainly can't *hurt*, but it's also not necessary.