Emptying $_POST?

[Gilles Ganault]

Hello

I use a POST variable named "status" to show different screens while
keeping everything in the same script.

The problem is that in the Print screen, I need to empty this variable
so the user doesn't get FireFox's familiar ""The page you are trying
to view contains POSTDATA" if he hits F5/Refresh.

Neither unset() nor setting the variable to nothing works:

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switch ($_POST['status']) {
default:
//Main screen
echo "<form method=post><in put type=submit name=status
value=Print></form>";
break;

case "Print":
//SELECT, etc.

//To avoid FireFox's "The page you are trying to view contains
POSTDATA" if user hits F5

//Doesn't work unset($_POST['status']);
//Doesn't work $_POST['status']="";
break;
}
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Is there a way to remove this variable or set it to nothing, so that
the user is redirected to default, main screen?

Thank you.