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Back Button Issues with IE and SSL

This is the deal. I have a form that POSTs to itself to both store and display data. When the user clicks the back button they see a “Warning: Page has expired” error. In HTTP I’ve fixed this by changing the HTTP Headers, specifically Cache-Control, Pragma, and Expires.

However, this form is secure under SSL and it seems that no matter what headers I change, using both PHPs [FONT=Courier New] header()[/FONT] and [FONT=Courier New]ini_set()[/FONT] that I can’t get IE to not show the “Warning: Page has expired” when they attempt to via a page they’ve already POSTed to.

I know that a page posting to itself isn’t the best infrastructure for a form, but I didn’t build it and it is way to large to rebuild.

Any ideas of how to get IE to cooperate under SSL.

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@bokehJan 11.2006 — You're going to get castigated for double posting.
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