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sman
Hi. I'm using a simple Perl script which has required fields. If the
user fails to fill in a field after submitting the form, they
encounter an error page that tells them which fields aren't filled in.
From the error page, they can either hit the back button or a link
I've set up in Javascript to take them back one page to the form.
A couple of people at my office running IE 6 on XP loose all content
on the form page once they've gone back to it. On my machine, running
XP IE 6, all content is still there. Anyone have any ideas about why
some people's machine loose the content and others don't? And what
could I do about it?
Thanks!
Sean
user fails to fill in a field after submitting the form, they
encounter an error page that tells them which fields aren't filled in.
From the error page, they can either hit the back button or a link
I've set up in Javascript to take them back one page to the form.
A couple of people at my office running IE 6 on XP loose all content
on the form page once they've gone back to it. On my machine, running
XP IE 6, all content is still there. Anyone have any ideas about why
some people's machine loose the content and others don't? And what
could I do about it?
Thanks!
Sean