Just a shot in the dark here... any chance your form is being submitted using GET rather than POST? IE tends to be a bit too aggressive with its caching scheme where GET is involved... I've seen it in the AJAX realm where a GET appears to not work in IE because it doesn't hit the server... if your form was submitted with GET, you might see the same thing. Like I said, shot in the dark.

Frank

Rizwan Merchant wrote:

We have a wizard style customer set up process that is spread out over 2 pages. The scope of the form is session (action definition is shown below)

In firefox and netscape, when we fill out some data on page 1 (stage1) and then move to page2 (stage2), the data in page 1 is retained (this can be confirmed by going back to page 1 before we even save the info). But in IE, when I go from page 1 to page 2, and then back to page 1..all the data previously entered is lost.

Not sure why IE is behaving this way. FF and Netscape seem to be fine...
Please help..

Thanks,
-Riz.

       <action path="/CustomerManager"
           type="org.springframework.web.struts.DelegatingActionProxy"
           parameter="method"
           scope="session"
           name="customerForm"
           validate="false"
       >
           <forward name="list" path="/customerManagerList.jsp"/>
           <forward name="search" path="/customerManagerSearch.jsp"/>
           <forward name="stage1" path="/customerManagerForm.jsp"/>
           <forward name="stage2" path="/customerManagerForm2.jsp"/>
           <forward name="user" path="/UserManager.do?method=edit"/>
           <forward name="order" path="/OrderManager.do?method=new_order"/>
<forward name="shipping_log" path="/OrderManager.do?method=search"/>
       </action>


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