> > Why my php page will reply "session expire" when the use press back
> > button? And then all the information in the form that user fill is lost,
> > how can I fix this? thx
> >
>
> Set your session.cache_limitter to private and set some reasonable expration
> time for session.cache_expire.
>
Jean-Arthur Silve wrote:
> Hi !
>
> don't you think that the problem comes from : window.history.go(0); located
> in your populateTown function ?
> I guess that Netscape reload you page when you tell "history.go(0)"
Thx, I have solve my problem
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I have a page with javascript which is dynamic generated by php. That
page is quite large and run ok with IE. But it netscape, I don't know
why that it will reload every time when I select an option. If I save
the resulting php page in HTML file and run it is netscape, no problem
at all. Can anyon
>From the manual,
session_unset ¡X Free all session variables
session_destroy ¡X Destroys all data registered to a session
What do this document exactly mean?
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Why the data in HTML form lost when the user press back button? And I
find that this problem only exist if I use session_start() to enable
session variable. But I can't disable it because the user information in
session useful in every pages
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Why my php page will reply "session expire" when the use press back
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If I have code like:
if( $i == 0)
{
print "";
}
$i++;
I find that $i++ will run but I hope it don't, if I alter the code to:
if( $i == 0)
{
print "";
exit;
}
$i++;
Will it work? Is it have any side-effect?
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