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Reloading JSP on back button click
Hi,
I am using JSP/javascript in my application.
When a user navigates from one page to another and clicks on the back button I want to reload the previous page via a server call instead of loading it from browser cache.
I am currently using POST method for form submission.
Any idea how I can acheive this?
I am using JSP/javascript in my application.
When a user navigates from one page to another and clicks on the back button I want to reload the previous page via a server call instead of loading it from browser cache.
I am currently using POST method for form submission.
Any idea how I can acheive this?
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No Choice, if you don't want to set cache header, you may need to POST to your previous page from your cancel button.
or a javascript like: onclick="window.location.h
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Yes, sigmacon is right. The Page Expired is caused by using POST. If you don't have sensitive info and not too much of it, use GET.
By the way, I read somewhere that the no-cache headers will only work in IE if the document is less than 64kb? Must be a bug in IE..
By the way, I read somewhere that the no-cache headers will only work in IE if the document is less than 64kb? Must be a bug in IE..
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I do not want this message to appear. Instead I want the previous page to reload.