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Have you tried the javascript history.back() command? I'm not sure whether this works for the post method
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Have you tried the javascript history.back() command? I'm not sure whether this works for the post method

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javascript:history.go(-1) goes one page back. <br />
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javascript:history.go(-1) goes one page back.



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My condition is if user clicks back, the html page having form with post method must be posted again.<br />

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My condition is if user clicks back, the html page having form with post method must be posted again.


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My web server is running servlet which is maintaining sessions. Based on session data different dynamically generated html pages are shown. All html pages update session data when their forms are submitted with post method.How can client access previously seen Html page with back method? I can not change post method.Can I repost the posted data automatoically, without using reload?
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My web server is running servlet which is maintaining sessions. Based on session data different dynamically generated html pages are shown. All html pages update session data when their forms are submitted with post method.How can client access previously seen Html page with back method? I can not change post method.Can I repost the posted data automatoically, without using reload?

how to access html page by back button which was generated when request with post method was  submitted

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