Yes. I've seen this as well.
If you POST then refresh the page (click on the refresh button) IE
will then blithely issue a GET request.
With Netscape, however, if you click on the 'reload' button after a
POST it will prompt to re-POST the form data.
I think you can still use URL rewrite sessioning if you also pass the session
id as part of the original POST URL and not as part of the form data.
Regards,
- Claude
At 08:27 PM 3/13/99 , you wrote:
>What happened (MSIE 3x, A-OLe edition) the user requested a page via a
>POST, passing in certain parameters (such as the sessionID through
>rewrites (no cookies allowed)) and the page was delivered normally.
>
>Then the user backed up to the page in question and MSIE did a GET request
>for the page, without the parameters for the POST.
>
>So the page was delivered without the session information.
>
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