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When I use post to process the form, if I click back button of the browser, browser gives me "Page has Expired" error and it asks me to refresh the page. I don't want to use get method. What would be the other ways to do it without getting that error?
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When I use post to process the form, if I click back button of the browser, browser gives me "Page has Expired" error and it asks me to refresh the page. I don't want to use get method. What would be the other ways to do it without getting that error?
Kind regards
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I can't say for sure. That's how I do it, and I don't believe there's a better way to acheive that particular effect.
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I am trying a different method like following but it doesn't work. It says Fatal error: Call to undefined function: tep_draw_form() What can be the reason? Will it say Page has Expired if I use this code?
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function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
//$form = '<form action="' . ($action) . '" method="' . ($method) . '">';
$form = '<form action=' . $action . '" method="' . $method . '">';
return $form;
}
echo tep_draw_form('baskets2.ph
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function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
//$form = '<form action="' . ($action) . '" method="' . ($method) . '">';
$form = '<form action=' . $action . '" method="' . $method . '">';
return $form;
}
echo tep_draw_form('baskets2.ph
Is the function in the same page ? Do you get Fatal error always or only if back button is pressed?
you miss a double-quote in the form action. It could also be written as:
<?php
function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
$form = "<form action='$action' method='$method'>";
return $form;
}
echo tep_draw_form('baskets2.ph
?>
you miss a double-quote in the form action. It could also be written as:
<?php
function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
$form = "<form action='$action' method='$method'>";
return $form;
}
echo tep_draw_form('baskets2.ph
?>
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Yes the function is in the same page. I get Fatal error when I load the page (without pressing back button). I changed it to your code but it still giving same error.
what is the output of:
<?php
function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
$form = "<form action='$action' method='$method'>";
return $form;
}
$my_functions = get_defined_functions();
print_r($my_functions['use
?>
<?php
function tep_draw_form($action, $method) {
$form = "<form action='$action' method='$method'>";
return $form;
}
$my_functions = get_defined_functions();
print_r($my_functions['use
?>
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The same problem is answered in Java at : http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-09-2004/jw-0927-logout.html
It deals mainly with Log out as it is using Sessions to track a user. However, you'll still get the question about resubmitting post data: this is a feature of the client.
Ldbkutty's answer is probably the most straight forward approach
It deals mainly with Log out as it is using Sessions to track a user. However, you'll still get the question about resubmitting post data: this is a feature of the client.
Ldbkutty's answer is probably the most straight forward approach
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