On Sun, 18 Jul 2004 11:29:25 +1000 Trejkaz Xaoza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Php wrote:
> > And you can also used a php variable to detect multiple submit:
>
> Even better would be using a token which you give to the user when the form
> is displayed. That way they can't accidentally submit the
Thanks for the tips guys.
I'll be using session cookies on another site - need to bone up first
though.
I decided to post to a new page, that way the user has to click a link to
back and in doing so the form reloads and refreshes the data without
creating a submission.
Cheap and cheerful...!
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Php wrote:
> And you can also used a php variable to detect multiple submit:
Even better would be using a token which you give to the user when the form
is displayed. That way they can't accidentally submit the form on first
entry to the site (and believe me, this can happen, because Konqueror
oc
"Harlequin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> What's the best way of emptying my variables once my form has done with
them
> because although I disconnect from the database if the user refreshes the
> screen it sends another e-mail to me.
>
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"Harlequin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> What's the best way of emptying my variables once my form has done with
them
> because although I disconnect from the database if the user refreshes the
> screen it sends another e-mail to me.
Even when you reset all variabl
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