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You are hitting a "feature" of how web browsers work. At least in Internet Explorer, you can refreshed a "posted" form. Unless you have something server side in your application that ensures "double posting" doesn't occur, there isn't a good way to prevent people from 1) using their back button to repost the form or 2) hitting refresh after the form is posted. The web browser would need to be programmed to "ignore" refresh when it was the result of posting a form. I don't know if any web browser does this. This still doesn't protect you against the user hitting the back button then and reposting the form. The HTTP server itself doesn't "know" that a form was already posted, due to the stateless nature of HTTP transactions. Again, the datastream is "correct" to the web server. You might try generating a unique number for the form on presentation, ensure the transaction from that form with that unique number is only posted once. If this is a static form (not generated from a program), there is nothing you can do due to the reasons above. I believe this is an application-side issue rather than a HTTP server or browser issue. HTH, Loyd -----Original Message----- From: Justin Houchin [mailto:justin@RELIATEK.COM] Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 7:09 AM To: web400@midrange.com Subject: [WEB400] CGIDEV2 Problems This is a multi-part message in MIME format. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Hi Everyone, I am writing a program that will let the user view a customers order by inputting there order number. Once in the order, the user will be able to add comments to the order. I think my problem lies in the HTTP datastream. Whenever I hit the refresh button on my browser, the program will run again using the values that are still in the datastream. I don't need this. It needs to be empty everytime the program runs. I have tried doing a clear on the SavedQueryString and NbrVars. Same problem. I receive the data into my program via ZhbGetVar. You can view my source code here.. http://www.reliatek.com/cgidev2p/dspsrc.pgm?cgiinp01=rtektest <http://www.reliatek.com/cgidev2p/dspsrc.pgm?cgiinp01=rtektest&cgiinp02= qrpglesrc&cgiinp03=orderinq> &cgiinp02=qrpglesrc&cgiinp03=orderinq Please Help!!! Justin Houchin Programmer and Web Developer ReliaTek, Inc justin@reliatek.com
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