> Sorry this is so off topic, but I cannot find an answer any where else.
>
> I have a client running IE 6. Whenever he uses the back button on a form, it
> gives the message stating that the previous page contained form data that must
> be reposted etc, etc, etc.
>
> For whatever reason, he has decided that this is a major pain and he wants me
> to find out how to have that not happen.
>
> So, does anybody know if this is changeable?
Don't POST forms, GET them :-)
RFC 2616 has a pretty decent explanation on "Safe and Idempotent
Methods". That should explain when you can use GET instead of
POST, and provide with all the ammunition you need to convinde
the client this is by design in the other cases.
Jochem
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