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  • chimambo@googlemail.com
    #1

    Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

    Hi all,
    I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
    my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
    But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
    refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
    maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
    button.

    Thanking you in anticipation.

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    • Captain Paralytic
      #2
      Re: Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

      On 13 Jul, 15:48, chima...@google mail.com wrote:
      Hi all,
      I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
      my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
      But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
      refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
      maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
      button.
      >
      Thanking you in anticipation.
      You'll need to use GET instead of POST on your forms

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        • chimambo@googlemail.com
          #3
          Re: Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

          Thank you but I have more than 20 forms with $_POST and it will be
          time consuming and I have a tight deadline. Is there another way?


          Captain Paralytic wrote:
          On 13 Jul, 15:48, chima...@google mail.com wrote:
          Hi all,
          I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
          my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
          But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
          refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
          maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
          button.

          Thanking you in anticipation.
          >
          You'll need to use GET instead of POST on your forms

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            • Captain Paralytic
              #4
              Re: Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

              On 13 Jul, 16:15, chima...@google mail.com wrote:
              Thank you but I have more than 20 forms with $_POST and it will be
              time consuming and I have a tight deadline. Is there another way?
              >
              >
              >
              Captain Paralytic wrote:
              On 13 Jul, 15:48, chima...@google mail.com wrote:
              Hi all,
              I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
              my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
              But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
              refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
              maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
              button.
              >
              Thanking you in anticipation.
              >
              You'll need to use GET instead of POST on your forms- Hide quoted text -
              >
              - Show quoted text -
              No

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                • Michael Fesser
                  #5
                  Re: Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

                  ..oO(Captain Paralytic)
                  >On 13 Jul, 15:48, chima...@google mail.com wrote:
                  >Hi all,
                  >I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
                  >my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
                  >But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
                  >refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
                  >maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
                  >button.
                  >
                  >You'll need to use GET instead of POST on your forms
                  Nope. Just send the data with POST (this is required for large form
                  data), then let the processing script return a 'Location' header with
                  the absolute URI of the current page. The browser will then fetch the
                  same page again with a normal GET request. This will prevent the ugly
                  "page expired" warning in the browser when going back in its history.

                  Micha

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                    • Jerry Stuckle
                      #6
                      Re: Atomatically Refreshing a dynamic webpage

                      chimambo@google mail.com wrote:
                      Hi all,
                      I have a problem with maintaining data without refreshing manually in
                      my system. I have a system which carries data across several pages.
                      But if a user wants to go back to the previous pages, he is asked to
                      refresh at each stage, which is inconvenience. I want to be able to
                      maintain the data without refreshing when a user presses a back
                      button.
                      >
                      Thanking you in anticipation.
                      >
                      Also, this is not a PHP issue. You should be asking this in alt.html.

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