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I found the code....<br />
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&quot;&lt;META HTTP-EQUIV=\&quot;pragma\&quot; CONTENT=\&quot;no-cache\&quot;&gt;&quot;+ &nbsp;@NewLine +<br />
&quot;&lt;META HTTP-EQUIV=\&quot;expire\&quot; CONTENT=\&quot;0\&quot;&gt;&quot;<br />
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Cheers
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I found the code....

"<META HTTP-EQUIV=\"pragma\" CONTENT=\"no-cache\">"+  @NewLine +
"<META HTTP-EQUIV=\"expire\" CONTENT=\"0\">"

Cheers

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Include this in html head content section of ur form<br />
&quot;&lt;META HTTP-EQUIV='Expires' Content='0'&gt;&quot;<br />
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~Hemanth
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Include this in html head content section of ur form
"<META HTTP-EQUIV='Expires' Content='0'>"

~Hemanth

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I have a web application with an editable text field which is hidden when read and a computed for display field which is set to the value of the editable field and it is set to hide when editing.<br />
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When I enter a value in the field (e.g ABC)and save the document it all works fine, I then go in and edit the field (e.g. DEF) and save. &nbsp;When I open up the modified document in read mode it displays the correct value (i.e.DEF), when I then place the document into edit mode it refers back to the old value(i.e.ABC).<br />
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I have tried placing the default value of the name of the field but still no joy...Please help it is driving me mad!!!
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I have a web application with an editable text field which is hidden when read and a computed for display field which is set to the value of the editable field and it is set to hide when editing.

When I enter a value in the field (e.g ABC)and save the document it all works fine, I then go in and edit the field (e.g. DEF) and save.  When I open up the modified document in read mode it displays the correct value (i.e.DEF), when I then place the document into edit mode it refers back to the old value(i.e.ABC).

I have tried placing the default value of the name of the field but still no joy...Please help it is driving me mad!!!

Incorrect Field Value

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