Hello Duke
Keep one parameter sent to the servlet as a flag. On the first request set
it to false - indicating that it is a first request./
In the HTML generated keep this flag as a hidden parameter with value true.
So when a refresh is called, the flag is now true - indicating to the
servlet that this is a refresh and not a fresh request.
Jyoti
-----Original Message-----
From: Duke Martin [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 7:06 PM
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Subject: servlet-browser question
hi,
is it possible to detect when a user clicks the "Refresh" button on their
browser from within a servlet? if so, how?
Duke
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