Hi all, I don't know if this is a PHP related question, but here it is:
I'm developing a PHP / MySQL site, and, in one page the admin of the site has the
power to add categories to the database in a <input type="text"> field. To check if
the entry is already set, there is a <select> control with all the entries in the
database. So, when the admin type the name of the categorie and press the submit
button, another page load and tell if the insert operation was success or not. Then if
the entry was add and press the back link ( <a href="" window.history.back();return
false">[ back ]</a> ) the option in the <select> is not show after the user press the
reload button. Is there a way that the page reaload automatically the data from the
database without the user pressing the reload button? Thanks in advance.
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