I agree with everything everyone has said about disabling refresh. Don't
interrupt basic browser functions. It's a bad idea.
What problem are you trying to solve? There is probably a more intuitive way
of doing this.
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I agree with Mat. Just tell your users not to refresh or give them no reason
to. They aren't stupid. It's like when a site prevents me right-clicking - I
hate that site and never go back.
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HTTP Status Code 204 is what you should use.
It means that the server has processed the request but user agent's
active document view should remain the same/should not change.
response.setStatus(204);
See w3.org for more info
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html
Best regards
Someone tried to do this in my old company. The short answer is No,
the long answer is This is a really bad idea.
We set up an event which fired when the page was unloaded, this had
the effect that when someone pressed F5 or refresh, they got an error
message saying Please be patient, however it
