This one has been around for years. Here is my understanding;
* Form 1 invokes the code for Form 2 with a post (the data is passed
separately to the server)
* Your Browser saves the URL for Form 2 to the history list.
* Form 2 processes the data from form1 and displays another form (a
Hi there!
Yes, actually there is a "dirty" solution to this.
You can use javascript to skip certain pages in historylist.
window.document.replace('page1.php');
window.document.location = 'page2.php';
window.document.location.replace('page3.php');
The only page that would exist in the history li
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