>This is a tough one.  The browser back button refers you to a cached version
>of the previous page.  A lot of events can be in altered states that are
>undesireable.  The best way that I typically avoid is forcing the action
>page to call a page that is a redirect only page.
>
>Example
>
>formFoo.cfm has the action of act_foo.cfm
>
>act_foo.cfm finishes processing and then calls redirect_foo.cfm
>
>redirect_foo.cfm calls formFoo.cfm
>
>So even if the user presses the back button, it will force the browser to
>reload the form page.
>

thanks teddy, ihave tried this method but when i click th e back button it s t 
i l l does it, i will have to see if i can maybe get it to unload the text when 
the button is clicked, and if there are errors in the field then reload the text

thanks again

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