Might be other ways to thwart this, but we would need more info about how you are doing things, aka POST or GET, setting cookies, etc. If you want to rid yourself of both the back button problem and session only cookies, you could always have your return page use a little javascript and call a window.close or similar function that kills the browser, though this might be more rude than you intended, and the next person would have to restart the browser....
Can you provide more info about how your poll script works?? http://danconia.org Niko Gunadi wrote: > Hi, > > I developed an online polling system where ppl can vote online. This > voting is done in a computer room where people come down and vote. > > The problem is the caching problem that happen in IE. For example, I > vote in a certain computer then i log off. The next person who uses the > computer can still see the my vote by pressing "back" in IE. > > How to disable this caching function ? > I read that "content-pragma:no cache" still won't work in IE. > any suggestion ? > > Thx in advance > > niko > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
