Relying on the back button isn't good... the data may or may not be there
when they return.
However, you CAN provide them with a button change, and POST the data to a
form... where they modify their data, the form needs to echo the POST data
back into the form, eg:
FORM action=validate.php action=POST
INPUT type=text name=username value=?=$_POST['username']?
/FORM
selects, checkboxes and some other things are a little more tricky, but
you'll figure them out... search the archives too... it's been asked 1000's
of times :)
Justin French
on 29/08/02 7:02 PM, Hakkan Lui ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Dear all,
In my php program, when user click submit on a form, it comes to a
confirmation page, showing what the user entered in the form.
If the user find want to re-enter the information, he press Back on the
browser. Then it comes back to the form, with empty input.
I want to ask:
Can the form show the previously input data, when the user goes back from
the confirmation page?
If no, any other method to do that?
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Hakkan Lui
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