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Back A Page In Browser History


Is there a PHP snippet that will take a user back one page in browser history, or is everyone still using the JavaScript equivalent?




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<?php
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In each page I have this other script
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$HTTP_REFERER On Browser Back
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I do the following thing, First let the user fillout his info and I ask him to check which items does he want to send to himself. Once he hit submit button I do the following.

1) I process which poduct does he want to ship to himself. Then I remove those products from the shopping cart.

2) Then if he has items in his shopping cart remaining I display address form and checkboxes asking user to check all items that he want to ship to this address.

then I repeat step 2 until the user has no more items in his shopping cart. when he has no items I will display billing page.

Here is my problem if user hits back button in the browser and then enters submit button I have not items in the shoppingcart since I removed them from his shopping cart the first time he processed his form.

So how do I deal with back button in the browser. I have no idea how to it when I have multiple forms.

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Refresh (back?) Causing Browser To Resubmit Form
Ive got a form on my site where users are registering and paying for a service, which is submitted to a 3rd party site which takes care of the financial aspect and then forwarded to a confirmation screen on my page.

It seems as if some users are hitting the back button and resubmitting the data, as they are being registered multiple times.

What would be a good way to get around this, so they could not go back to the page where the form was submitted and therefore re register?

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However, when I press the back button to amend the form all of the search
criteria data has gone and I have to fill it all out again if I want to do a
similar search which is frustrating. (This does not actually happen in
Firefox browser but most of my users will be using IE). How can I prevent
this from happening?

Previously I made a post about avoiding "Page has expired" and the
conclusion I came to for that was not to use a "POST" which did the trick.
But now I want to retain the data I input?

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Page Expired After Going Back From Del. Pageto Form Page Where Comment Is Submitted..
i've made a submit comment form with php and mysql, the form has an action to itself with a hidden var like this: input type=hidden action=add

When i delete a comment on the page i go to a page called delete.php3 and there is a link with a javaline which goes -1 back in my history..

When ive added a comment, the comments page contains action=add and when i delete a comment, i want to click on the link to go back to the comment page, but then, it doesnt work and it says:

Page has expired.

I wondered how to deal with this kind of problems........

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I have a php script page, which is basically quiz. Visitors (after login in
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they click the button at the bottom, the next page will show which problems
they got right or wrong.

Now my visitors, after seeing some problems they got wrong, click Back
button at the Explorer menu, and if they do, they get the below message:
=========================
Warning: Page has Expired The page you requested was created using
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security precaution, Internet Explorer does not automatically resubmit your
information for you.

To resubmit your information and view this Web page, click the Refresh
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========================
Below are the script that I am using. This scripts are after initial login
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my MySQL table are allowed to login......

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Log In Page That Goes Back To REFERRING Page
I am using the following code to initialise a session, depending on
whether-or-not the users' log in attempt has been successful.

if ($session_ok == "TRUE") {
//open the session
session_start();
//assign user details to session
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$_SESSION[user_pass] = $user_pass;
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}

as you can see the script then refers back to my index.php page, after the
session is ok'd.

What I would like to do is change this so that is goes back to the referring
page, instead of the index.php page, which requires the user to then
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I have attempted to use $HTTP_REFERER, although for me (on IE6) for some
reason their is no value in the variable!

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I Want The Page To Go Back To My Login Page.
I want to logoff my application and I have set up a link to do this. I
got it to destroy my session, but I can't get the page to go to the top
of the browser and do a page refresh. Here is the code I am using.

First there is the link I am using.

printf("<a href="%s?logoff=%s">%s</a><br>", $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],"logoff", "LOGOFF");

Here is piece I use right at the top of the script to destroy the
session and try to refresh the page.

if (isset($_REQUEST['logoff'])){
session_destroy();
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
}

What do I have to do to get the refresh to work?

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I'm using HTTP authentication as my login mechanism, and I'm having problems with the logout. It appears to work (as in I get the right message when I've logged out) but pressing the 'Back' button gives me the information on the previous page as though I hadn't logged out at all.

1) Does $PHP_AUTH_USER not get cleared when a "401 Unauthorized" is encountered?

2) Is there any way to force the logout to apply to previous pages (I'm thinking using sessions or cookies perhaps), or do I have to get the user to close the browser window?

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Back To Html Page From Php
How do you go back to the html page you came in from from inside a php
script?

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Back To Previous Page?
is it a way that we can have "go back" to our previous page? cos normally when we use back command in our IE or NS. we should have this error message appeared Warning: Page has Expired blah blah blah..

so how should I program so that i can "go back" e.g: i got two php, fromhere.php and cominghere.php is there anyway that i can do in order to reach the page "fromhere.php"?

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Going Back To A POSTED Page
how can i stop the browser from warning the user that "Post Data" will be resubmitted... For example, on goolge you do a search, then click on a link, then clikc the BACK button in your browser, it dosn't give you the warning that you are going back to a page with posted variables?

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Posting Back To The Same Page
I have a website that uses user authentication. The login does a post back to itself to check set usernames and passwords.

<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?>
sample url:  .../admin/login/index.php

This is working on a linux box where the end of the php code sends the page off to a ccc.php page for access checking. So after logging in on the index.php page, you eventually get returned to admin/ccc.php.

I reused the same code on a windows box and the .../admin/login/index.php takes me to .../admin/login/index.php/admin/login/index.php

does anyone have a clue as to what might cause this?

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Does 'Back' Reload The Page?
I notice that when I click the 'Back' button my previous script runs, i.e, all the php code runs (I previously thought that maybe the previous form displays without the code re-running).
However, I do not get the expected value displayed on my form.

After populating one element in formA with &#3917;' (just any number) and submitting to formB (using POST ---> Redirect --> GET to avoid the 'expired from cache' message) I then click the 'Back' button and the 17 does not appear. In the code below, after clickng 'Back', I see as output from the echo statement that rb_value[0] is, infact, &#3917;' but within the form, the text element named rb_value[0] displays as empty.

Does anyone have suggestions why this might be?

It might have to do with that I do not understand what the 'back' button does. Or maybe with my PRG (post - redirect - get) model.

Here is part of the code:
echo "rb_value[0]=".$rb_value[0]; //After clicking 'Back' I see that rb_value[0] is 17

if (isset($rb_value[0])) {
$rb_val = $rb_value[0];
} else {
$rb_val = 1;
}

$line.= "<td width="20%" valign="center" align="left"> ";

// This element displays as empty instead of the expected 17
$line.= "<input type=text name="rb_value[0]" value="$rb_val" size="25" maxlength=25 </center> "
$line.= "</td> ";


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Go Back To The Previous Page
is there any simple way of knowing which page within the site the user came from? Since after the user do something such as logging in and i want to be able to redirect the user back to the page from which he/she came from.

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Redirection Back To The Page Before You Log In When You Log In.
how to do redirection back to the page before you log in when you log in.

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Back To Last Page Viewed
i was wondering if php is capable of doing the following and if so was hoping i could get some help doing it. i have a wordpress blog and change the content of the sidebar depending if the page being viewed is part of the blog (home, archive, search, or single post) or an actual seperate page (like the about, disclaimer etc).

what i'd like is to have a link on the sidebar when viewing a page that says "back to blog" thats acts as a back button like in a browser, going back to the last page viewed. except what i want is for it to go back to any page that isnt a page, so basically the last blog page. um, does that make sense?

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Page If Back Button
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Page Back Into Index's Iframe
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1. How do I go back to the previous page using PHP?

For example, I have a log-in process which validates username and password of members, and also retricts access to certain pages. So if a member goes into a page without logging in, the member will be presented with a form to log in. How can I make my script go back to the previous page they were trying to access prior to logging in?

2. What would happen if I use ob_start and ob_end_flush() on every page that I have? Would it affect loading time? Or would loading time be the same except that it would cache everything first? Isn't that suppose to make it appear that the page loads fast?

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Navigation Back To An Html Page
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How To Redirect A User BACK To The Page
how to redirect a user BACK to the page they were trying to access while not being logged in, AFTER they log in.

for example, i try to access page1.php, but i am not logged in so a header("Location: login.php"); directs me to the login page. then i login, and the script redirects me back to page1.php...

i tried this using the $SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] variable but it doesnt give a value unless the user CLICKS on a link to the next page (redirecting using headers doesnt work)

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Back Button, Page Expired, GET And POST
I have read you can solve the back button problem with the page expiration by using GET method instead of POST. When I use the GET method with form data, it doesn't work.

I have a page with a dropdown submitting to a page getting the variable via POST. Then it links to another page, and I want them to be able to come back to the second page. When I use GET instead of POST I get an error.

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Refresh Page After Hitting Back Button
I have a page with Dropdowns that are linked to a database.
After selecting one of the options and going to the next page, it will display the results of that dropdown item as pulled from the database.

If a user hits the back button, then selects a different option and hits "submit", what is listed is the results of the first selection AND the results of the second selection.
Is there a way to either:
1. Refresh the page upon hitting the back button on the browser
2. upon hitting the back button, the browser forgets the selection previouslly made.

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Writing Pdf Docs And Going Back To The Previous Page
im trying to write a pdf document which contains two columns of data.
when the column on the left crosses over to the next page i need to be
able to go back afterwards to the previous page to write the content
for the right column.

currently im trying to do this with fpdf but it doesnt seem to allow me
to go back to the previous page once i have finished writing content
for one column that crosses over.

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Page Has Expired, BACK-button -problem
I have Windows XP&IE6.0.2... (SP1).

I'm coding one project with PHP.
I get "Warning: Page has Expired" when I try to get back to the "POSTed
page" (page whither moved from FORM-page).

Better explanation:
- Pages are:
* Page A: Front-page
* Page B: Page where is www-FORM

#1.) From Page "A" I move to the page "B" by clicking link on page "A" and I
fill the form's fields
#2.) Then I click SUBMIT-button and I moved back to the page "A"
#3.) I move to the page "B" by clicking link on page "A"
#4.) I click "BACK"-button from browser
#5.) I got "Warning: Page has Expired"

I want that when I click BACK, I will be moved to the page "A" straightly
without warning
(of course then post-data can't get re-sent)

Got any idea how in PHP I can prevent this warning?

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