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scorphus wrote:I don't belive $_POST is available when the user press the back button. It seems to be a browser issue. Did you try JAM's solution already?
filch:
I tried this (my prev post) using similiar data on one of my own projects, with success...
You might not care to test yourself, but others might, hence this note.
Edit: Misleading direction of comments fixed.
Last edited by JAM on Mon Oct 27, 2003 7:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Write something in the text filed, press the submit button and then press the browser's back button. You'll get an empty $_POST. Reload it: empty $_POST. Hold Shift key and reload it: empty $_POST.
Oh sorry, I was quoting you, but not replying to you.
Perhaps not the smartest way to make a comment, by quoting someone else first... I read it the same way you did, but I was directing the "testing it" issue to the one that had the original problem/question.