Posted by axlq on 11/18/07 02:56

Situation: User submits a form, gets a page returned. User clicks
the "reload button."

Normal result: Browser asks to confirm re-submitting of the form
data.

That's not what I want. What I want is behavior like what Wikipedia
does, as well as vBulletin forums and other nice php-based sites:

Situation: User submits a form, gets a page returned. User clicks
the "reload button."

Desired Result: The current page simply re-loads and the user isn't
asked to confirm re-submission of the form data. The form data
isn't re-submitted.

This may not be a php problem, but I tend to notice this on php
sites because my php site doesn't exhibit this behavior, and I want
it to. How do I accomplish this?

-A

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