Wiadomosc od Michael Gustav Simon z 2006-02-10 07:41 brzmiala:
It seems to be a workaround,
I think this depends on the client.
Maybe one user deactivates javascript,
the other user comes with the exotic browser lynx or WML ... a.s.o. :-)
Right. Rather unusual, but possible. But you can always t
It seems to be a workaround,
I think this depends on the client.
Maybe one user deactivates javascript,
the other user comes with the exotic browser lynx or WML ... a.s.o. :-)
The easiest solution is to set page caching either by sending HTTP
> headers with a servlet response:
> response.s
Wiadomosc od Jacek Wiślicki z 2006-02-08 19:41 brzmiala:
I gave it a look. The problem becomes quite dangerous if a user logs-out
and leaves a browser window opened (tested with IE, Firefox and Opera).
Using history back retrieves all the previous pages. For example, if one
with some admin/man
Wiadomosc od Aaron Evans z 2006-02-08 19:10 brzmiala:
This relates to our discussion around render parameters (see thread "How to
clear RenderParameters set in action ?"). In that discussion, users found it
strange that if a portlet had certain render parameters set, then if the user
navigates
Wiadomosc od Michael Gustav Simon z 2006-02-08 18:45 brzmiala:
No, not realy,
But if I use the back button I am on the same page!
Yes, now I see what you mean. Maybe you should try with "Cache-Control"
header? Or something like meta-tags:
Or some javascript-cookie control?
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Jacek Wiślicki gmail.com> writes:
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> Wiadomosc od Michael Gustav Simon z 2006-02-08 18:04 brzmiala:
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> > Hello j2-community,
> > i have a question about the never ending http stateless problem.
> > How can I prevent the right state, if an user uses the browser back-
> > or forward button?
>
No, not realy,
But if I use the back button I am on the same page!
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Wiadomosc od Michael Gustav Simon z 2006-02-08 18:04 brzmiala:
Hello j2-community,
i have a question about the never ending http stateless problem.
How can I prevent the right state, if an user uses the browser back-
or forward button?
Example:
If I set a portlet in the edit mode, use the back
