Try doing a GET instead of a POST to your servlet.
<form action="/servlet/YourServlet/" method="get">
This might not work if you have to send a lot of information. A GET makes
a query string which can only be 240 characters long.
--Bill
On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Hunter Hillegas wrote:
> Okay, this is sorta off-topic but...
>
> I have a page that contains a voting form. When the user first gets to the
> page, they can vote using the form. The form is submitted and the page
> reloads, this time not displaying the voting form.
>
> This page is set to auto-refresh the results. The problem is that when it
> refreshes, the browser pops up a message saying the page cannot be refreshed
> without resending the information... This won't work for me....
>
> Any ideas on how to pull this off other than using a seperate voting page?
>
> Thanks...
> Hunter
>
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