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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