This is pretty off topic, and is more of a niggle for a couple of our
users than anything important, but I thought I'd see if any of you guys
knew the solution all the same.
We have an app which contains several forms. When the user submits a
form the data is validated before being acted upon. If the data is not
valid for some reason, the user is told to click the back button and
sort it out. For 98% of our users this works fine, they click back, make
any changes to the data they entered, which has been persisted by the
browser, and carry on. For 2% of our users they click the back button
and the data has not persisted in the form so they have to enter it all
again. This is a browser issue somehow... all the users having the
problem are IE users. I've tried it with IE and firefox and every
different combination of browser configuration settings I can think of
and I can't make it lose the form data on clicking the back button.
Does anyone know what causes this and how to get around it? I can go
through all the forms and make them forcibly persist the data, but
that's going to be a hassle because it'll mean changing the ASP, XML and
XSL and the chances of me having time to do it in the next 3 months are
miniscule to say the least! lol
Cheers,
Dan
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