i'm not sure if i understand, but i think u can try using
header("location:notessetup.php");
i supose u'r using something like history.back.
hth
toto
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From: ken264usd
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Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 9:07 PM
Subject: [php_mysql] Redirect file after updating form.
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Hello,
There is probably a easy answer for this, but I am still learning!
I have two pages. notessetup.php has a link to point to the second
page ie:
notes.php?recordID=<?php echo $row_rs1['id']; ?>
Notes.php has an update form on it. When the form is updated, it is
redirected back to but it keeps adding the parameter
after the page (notessetup.php?recordID=305).
Is there a way to keep the parameter off when the page is redirected
back? I don't want notessetup.php filtered when the user goes back to
that page.
I use Dreamweaver as my editor.
Thanks for looking at my post!
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