1) use POST method, not GET
2) don't output anything from the script that recieves the
POST data, instead, redirect to another page.
pseudocode follows:
if( post ) {
query the database ;
header( 'Location: result.php' ) ;
}
html form
At 03:23 14.1. 2001, Jared Howard wrote the following:
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>I need to know how to be able to eliminate the querysting portion of the
>URL that is displayed on the users browser. I don't want it possible to
>click refresh and reenter in the same querystring that was used previously
>(eg. php runs a mysql query of INSERT based on the querystring which only
>should be run once no matter how many times they click refresh).
>
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