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Back button not working after PHP submission?
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| Aaron Whiffin 2004-09-10, 3:57 pm |
| If you go to www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk and enter "ferrari" for example in
the search box, you get a list of cars generated by PHP/MySQL.
If you then click on a car you see its advert
If you then click the "back" button in IE you get a "Warning, this page has
expired" message.
Other sites seem to display the last page generated rather than this
message.
How do I do this?
Many thanks
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| Aaron Whiffin 2004-09-13, 9:01 am |
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> If you go to www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk and enter "ferrari" for example
in
> the search box, you get a list of cars generated by PHP/MySQL.
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> If you then click on a car you see its advert
>
> If you then click the "back" button in IE you get a "Warning, this page
has
> expired" message.
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> Other sites seem to display the last page generated rather than this
> message.
>
> How do I do this?
Anyone?
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| Kevin Thorpe 2004-09-13, 3:57 pm |
| Aaron Whiffin wrote:
> If you go to www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk and enter "ferrari" for example in
> the search box, you get a list of cars generated by PHP/MySQL.
>
> If you then click on a car you see its advert
>
> If you then click the "back" button in IE you get a "Warning, this page has
> expired" message.
>
> Other sites seem to display the last page generated rather than this
> message.
I can't get the website, but your problem is probably that the search
form uses POST. For a query which doesn't update a database you should
really use GET. That way someone eaiting for a Ferrari can bookmark the
page with the query already loaded.
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