Using "Pragma: private" instead of no-cache would elminate that message
about cache expired and asking if you want to resubmit. However, based on
your questions. It's not the answer you're looking for. So, there is a
better way around. Just do Webpage #1 for form and submit it to Webpage #2
for processing the form like the database or session for example, then use
the header("Location: ****") to get to Webpage #3 where you can display the
result. That way, Webpage #2 was never reached to the web-browser and was
never cached.
FletchSOD
"Chris Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hey,
> Im writing a script for a poll, and im trying to figure out how to clear
the
> _post.
> Right now i post the response that the user selected from the poll, back
to
> the poll page, which then displays the results
>
> The way it works right now, if i try to refresh the page, IE will pop a
> dialog back asking me if i want to resubmit the post.
>
> Is there a way to get it so that i can clear _post and get it so they
arent
> in the header??
>
> Chris
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