Hey,
I’ve found that certain browsers (IE and Ffx in particular) display a
warning page whenever the user clicks on the ‘back’ button after having
just come from a page generated by a post. This makes perfect sense, it
warns users about duplicate rows being entered etc.
However! Is there anyway to gracefully redirect the user to a ‘safe’
page say
– redirect_to :controller => ‘main’, :action => ‘index’
since it really looks a bit weird when the user is happily browsing
along and suddenly gets (what he will think is) a error message warning
him about something!
Thanks a lot!
gustav
Hey Paul, any progress in this issue ??
I’ve found the link below, but not a proper solution yet
http://php4all.blogspot.com/2004/12/introduction-for-web-developers-back.html
Cheers,
Andre
gustav paul wrote:
Hey,
I’ve found that certain browsers (IE and Ffx in particular) display a
warning page whenever the user clicks on the ‘back’ button after having
just come from a page generated by a post. This makes perfect sense, it
warns users about duplicate rows being entered etc.
However! Is there anyway to gracefully redirect the user to a ‘safe’
page say
– redirect_to :controller => ‘main’, :action => ‘index’
since it really looks a bit weird when the user is happily browsing
along and suddenly gets (what he will think is) a error message warning
him about something!
Thanks a lot!
gustav