Hi there,
I am not sure if that is a common request, so I will post it here without
checking the archives . ;-)
I have a page which has its details from the $_POST array (ID, etc). On it
there is a small link about people, this is done via href link in html. This
link takes you to another page displaying info about people. What I want is
to get back to the previous page without having to hit F5 again ("The
session is up"). Obviously I cannot use js's history.back(-1) because the
previous page needs the $_POST stuff.
The interesting thing is now, if I do use history.back then after hitting F5
I get to the previous screen again (with my old $_POST) variables.
NOW:
The question arises: where does the browser store this info, and can I get
it back from there on the page that got called via the href html? I would
like to avoid some rather unnecessary server side selects to retrieve the
previous page.
Thanks
Thomas
