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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/16/06 05:06
Shelly wrote:
> "Michael Fesser" <netizen@gmx.de> wrote in message
> news:3anml2dbf4r7t6e82q4417083r968tepkm@4ax.com...
>
>>.oO(Shelly)
>>
>>
>>>If I do a submit and have it come back to the same page, all is fine. If
>>>I
>>>now click the browser refresh button, I get another submittal. How do I
>>>"unset" the status so that it doesn't think I clicked the submit button
>>>when
>>>I click the refresh button?
>>
>>After processing the form data use a header() call to redirect the
>>browser to the same page. If you hit refresh then, the browser just
>>sends a normal GET instead of repeating his previous POST request.
>
>
> Befoe I fixed it with Jerry's suggestion to send it to another page for
> processing and then have that send it back when done, I had a header
> statement going to the same page. A refresh STILL resulted in another post
> because it passed the isset($_POST['theButton']) test. So, if it sends a
> normal GET instead of a POST, why did it still satisfy that isset test?
>
> Shelly
>
>
Shelly,
Because it doesn't. If the original request was a POST, the refresh
will also be a POST.
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