At 14.04.2002 16:56, you wrote: >Don't know if anyone can help me with this one: > >It's not directly a PHP question -- but maybe someone knows the fix? > >I have a form, when the user presses the submit button, I pass the form vars >to my PHP checkform.php script -- which checks all the fields to make sure >the user entered the correct values -- if the user missed something, then >they are passed to my error page, which lists out the fields they need >fix -- ideally, i would like them to press their browsers BACK button to >return to the form, instead of reloading all their session data back into >the form with a submit button on the error page -- too much data. > >So, in Netscape, when a user presses their BACK button all the fields are >filled in just as they were filled in ... including the password field. >However, in Internet Explorer, when the user presses their BACK button, all >fields are good EXCEPT the password fields, which are bank ... so the user >is forced to reenter their password info -- kinda annoying. > >Is there a HEADER or something or an IE fix anyone knows of that will force >IE not to delete the password info in this manner?
Maybe you should not rely on the browser, save the vars you got in a db or file. If there´s any mistake, send the form again with the data from db/file. (Wow IE has some security function that makes sense ;-) ) HTH Oliver -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
