I have an interesting problem with regards to some PHP pages of mine. Basically, I have a form page where the user is able to use list menus, pulldowns, and textfields to enter certain data as part of a mechanism for running a query against our database. Once the user runs the query, they often hit the 'back' button from the results page to get back to the query entry page to alter their query. What I am noticing is that for some reason, the data they add to the listmenus seems to reset itself. i.e., if they added items to a list menu (done with javascript), when they have used the back button, those entries are gone.
This only seems to affect the listmenus and no other form element. Standard pulldown lists, textfields, textareas all retain the information entered by the user.
My caching attribute is set to:
session_cache_limiter('none');Anyone ever encounter this problem? I am assuming it has to do with page caching but I am not certain how to deal with it.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! - Tom
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