Thanks James.
Yes, all we received was the duplicate POST so far as I can find. The
script that would have initiated that POST was not shown in the log as
having been run. That's what caught my attention.
I have been misunderstanding the html standard since I was of the
opinion that it did not
Trying to understand - was it just the last POST that you were seeing - not the
series of posts leading up to that stage of the form process..
In this case it looks as (Yehuda is just saying) that the request is kept in
the browser.
There are some ways to get around this:
(1) never POST and pri
