Warning: Page Expired

[dave]

How do you get around the problem of "Warning: Page Expired" when clicking
the back button a browser.

I have several cases where i have a listing page that then goes to a detail
page in the same frame. 99.99% of the time the users will want to go back
to the listing page, but the above problem arises.

I did think of using onclicks to bring up a new window with the details
required, but in the projects case the drill down is quite deep and would
result in lots of details windows being present.

I have seen certain dotnet websites that seem to get around this problem
including MS Sharepoint??
Hope someone can help.....

[Moustafa]

"dave" wrote:

How do you get around the problem of "Warning: Page Expired" when clicking
the back button a browser.

I have several cases where i have a listing page that then goes to a detail
page in the same frame. 99.99% of the time the users will want to go back
to the listing page, but the above problem arises.

I did think of using onclicks to bring up a new window with the details
required, but in the projects case the drill down is quite deep and would
result in lots of details windows being present.

I have seen certain dotnet websites that seem to get around this problem
including MS Sharepoint??
Hope someone can help....

hi dave

that is because that page refreshes it self many times and then any one
will preceed to another page when he try to come back that page will be
changed ofcourse the pnly soulution i tried is pressing the back button 2
times it then go back to that page at the refreshed version