Hi,<br />
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i would like to find out whether there is a way to refresh a page with a form on it, without getting the message "The page cannot be refreshed without resending the information. Click Retry to sedn the information again, or Click Cancel to return to the page that you were trying to view"...<br />
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thanks<!--content-->I don't think you can do that. Try searching Google or something.<!--content-->The page you are refreshing is obviously connected to a database. When you are refreshing a page, it is effectively opening again from scratch as if you hadn't been into it before, so therefore it is having to make that trip to the database.<br />
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If you are using javascript or something in your code to refresh the page then you can try doing a redirect back to the same page instead. It really depends what you are trying to do.<!--content-->yes and no goldi.<br />
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if the form has been submitted it will always give that message if there is a database involved or not. the fact the form was submitted is good enough.<br />
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as for the question, if the form has been submitted then no you cannot get rid of that message unless you went back to the first form page.<!--content-->Well you learn something new everyday.
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OmadaEpsilon - Maybe you could explain exactly why you need to refresh the page and then maybe we can find another way around it.<!--content-->yup you sure do
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some people have a form submit to another form because the form is so big. then you would also get that message there also, see<br />
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but yes we would liek to know what you plan on doing?<!--content-->you can avoid the message by using the GET method instead of the POST method. But if you need to use the POST method you are out of luck.<!--content-->
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i would like to find out whether there is a way to refresh a page with a form on it, without getting the message "The page cannot be refreshed without resending the information. Click Retry to sedn the information again, or Click Cancel to return to the page that you were trying to view"...<br />
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thanks<!--content-->I don't think you can do that. Try searching Google or something.<!--content-->The page you are refreshing is obviously connected to a database. When you are refreshing a page, it is effectively opening again from scratch as if you hadn't been into it before, so therefore it is having to make that trip to the database.<br />
<br />
If you are using javascript or something in your code to refresh the page then you can try doing a redirect back to the same page instead. It really depends what you are trying to do.<!--content-->yes and no goldi.<br />
<br />
if the form has been submitted it will always give that message if there is a database involved or not. the fact the form was submitted is good enough.<br />
<br />
as for the question, if the form has been submitted then no you cannot get rid of that message unless you went back to the first form page.<!--content-->Well you learn something new everyday.
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OmadaEpsilon - Maybe you could explain exactly why you need to refresh the page and then maybe we can find another way around it.<!--content-->yup you sure do
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some people have a form submit to another form because the form is so big. then you would also get that message there also, see
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but yes we would liek to know what you plan on doing?<!--content-->you can avoid the message by using the GET method instead of the POST method. But if you need to use the POST method you are out of luck.<!--content-->