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NetTalk Web Server => Web Server - Share Knowledge => Topic started by: ChrisLaurie on September 04, 2012, 01:05:43 AM
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After the user has successfully logged in, I send them to a specific page. This is the default page on my WebServer object.
If the user refreshes this page (using F5 or the reload button) he gets a modal browser message box that says that the browser will have to send information that will repeat any action.
There is also menu link to the page. If I hit that first then the refresh does not trigger this message.
Is there a way to avoid this message?
Cheers
Chris
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Hi Chris,
The short answer is "no".
You got to the page by doing a POST (ie because they pressed the Login buton). Whenever the user presses F5, after a POST, you'll get the "refresh warning" message. that's just something the browser does.
Cheers
Bruce
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Thanx bruce
Is there a way to re-plumb my dashboard so this does not happen - with a re-direct or something?
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yeah, you need to make it do a GET after the POST.
A redirect might work.
Or after the login take them to a "welcome, thanks for logging in, click here to continue" type page which then does a simple link (ie a GET) to your main dash board page.
cheers
Bruce