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Brian Smither
I've an .ASP page in development that has a form that actions back to
itself. When I get to the end of the sequence of tasks necessary, I want
to be able to go back to the "virgin" state. When IE6 (and maybe other
versions and brands of browsers - but not FireBird 0.7) has the page's
URL resent to the server, it's as if all the form variables are still
attached. It's probably some sort of cache problem.
Only by clicking the Back button (or the Back Dropdown list) can I get
back to the "virgin" state - the state that has no form data attached to
the HTTP request.
Any one know how to send a URL with the form data chopped off?
Thanks.
itself. When I get to the end of the sequence of tasks necessary, I want
to be able to go back to the "virgin" state. When IE6 (and maybe other
versions and brands of browsers - but not FireBird 0.7) has the page's
URL resent to the server, it's as if all the form variables are still
attached. It's probably some sort of cache problem.
Only by clicking the Back button (or the Back Dropdown list) can I get
back to the "virgin" state - the state that has no form data attached to
the HTTP request.
Any one know how to send a URL with the form data chopped off?
Thanks.