Peter Kleiweg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> # aldus Peter Dalgaard :
>
> >
> > OK, I see it. Mozilla does give a warning about "the page contains a
> > POSTDATA command, if you resend ... any action will be repeated..."
> > though. Is this any different with other browsers? And, more
> > importantly, is there a (simple, please) way to avoid it?
>
> Don't give the user a reason to use the back-button. Perhaps,
> do something like:
>
> on.click( post(); alert("bug report sent"); history.go(-2); )
But this never goes near Java. It's all forms based, so the code that
does this is in a C program which says:
< whopping big if construct>
.....
} else if (cgi_variable("newbug")) {
print_title("%s - bug submission", lp_title());
compose_bug_report();
} else {
print_title("%s - main page", lp_title());
if (cgi_variable("sendbugreport")) {
send_bug_report();
}
main_page();
}
print_footer();
Hmm,.... send_bug_report, just sends a mail, then outputs
"<b>Submission successful</b><p>\n"
changing the conditionals a bit and putting in an explicit "OK" button
to get back to the main page (or just put a link to the main page)
might do the trick?
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