No I am saying that if you have: <input type .... name = "w1" value = "lkjlkjlj"> <input type ... name ="w2">
and you click submit then if you click back to see the form the value you set w2 will be blank. If you reverse the order however then you will see what you entered in w2
odd, yes, but completely client dependent, so PHP isn't going to help.
The only possible thing I can think of that might help this is playing with what headers you send along with the page that has the form. Maybe if the browser is directed to cache the page, it'll also save your filled in form data... or vise versa... PHP can send the headers of course, but you'll have to play around and there's no guarantee that it'll be the same with each browser...
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