[Javascript] Http header to issue a location.replace

[Peter Brunone]

Jose,

	You can't use server-side script to submit a form.  What you CAN do if you
want the form not to be submitted twice, is have a user-specific value kept
in a session variable or cookie that says the form has already been
submitted; that way, you can still POST and avoid processing the information
twice even if the user re-submits.
	Is this helpful,

Cheers,

Peter

|-----Original Message-----
|From: javascript-admin at LaTech.edu [mailto:javascript-admin at LaTech.edu]On
|Behalf Of JOSE ADRIANO BALTIERI
|
|Hello list
|
|         Have always used location.replace to make a form response
|fall over
|itself.
|
|         However, wanna do it from my script, server side. Maybe specifying
|something on my http header.
|
|         Does anyone know if this is possible ?
|
|         How do you deal if you need a location.replace and your
|form is too
|large and needs to be POSTed ?
|
|         TIA !
|
|                                Obrigado/Thanks a Lot,
|
|                          Jose Adriano Baltieri
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